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	Thai Rat&rsquo;s own security cameras were not functioning at the time of the attack, which took place early Saturday morning. Two petangue balls have been sent for testing at the Scientific Crime Detection Division. Fingerprints had already been discovered and DNA tests would be carried out to secure further evidence.</div>
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Police investigate attack on Thai Rath

Bang Sue police will check 40 security cameras in the vicinity of the Thai Rat daily premises, after a small incendiary device and two petanque balls were thrown by suspects at a guard box on one of the paper's main gates, said superintendent Police Colon

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