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	&ldquo;Some 2,000 people injured in the violence will file charges against Abhisit and Suthep,&rdquo; DSI director general Tarit Pengdith said.</div>
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	Tarit said the two would face three types of charges &ndash; order the killings, attempted killings and physical assualts.</div>
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	The DSI will treat all cases involving the two in a batch instead of treating them as individual cases, he said.&nbsp;</div>
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