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	The raid angered people at the funeral, as a relative of the host said he had paid Bt10,000 to police to allow them to gamble, which is a custom at some funerals.</div>
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	They claimed four police arrested the gamblers while two others rushed to seize about Bt160,000 and left.&nbsp;</div>
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	Angered by this, gamblers detained the four police, until others turned up and negotiated their release.&nbsp;</div>

Funeral gambling session raided

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Funeral gambling session raided

Six policemen yesterday raided a gambling operation set up at a local residence in Nakhon Si Thammarat that was hosting a funeral rite, seizing about Bt160,000 in alleged gambling money.

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