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	They instead painted the STR sign at the Royal Thai Police sign.</div>
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	They arrived at the Royal Thai Police headquarters at10:-0 am and demanded the national police chief, Pol Gen Adul Saengsingkaew, to report to the STR leaders.</div>
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	They initially removed the words &ldquo;national&rdquo; from the sign at 10:50am, saying the police did not serve the people. At 11 am, they removed the entire police sign and painted the STR over the sign.</div>
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STR-led protesters removed Royal Thai Police sign

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