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	Green Politics coordinator Suriyasai Katasila Wednesday said he would this week launch legal and ethical proceedings against Khamronwit.</div>
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	Suriyasai plans to petition the National Anti Corruption Commission to look into Khamronwit&rsquo;s lapse of duty in not arresting Thaksin, despite six outstanding warrants.</div>
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	He will also ask the Office of the Ombudsman to rule whether Khamronwit has violated the ethical standards for law enforcement officers.</div>
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Thaksin photo leads to questions for police chief

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