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	Sutin Taratin, leader of People&#39;s Army to Overthrow the Thaksin Regime, was declared dead at a hospital after being shot at the head at an advance polling station in Wat Sri-iam Temple&#39;s compound. 
	Nine others people were injured and rushed to hospitals nearby. 
	Police have not yet identified the shooter. The shooting happened as Sutin and protesters were confronted by redshirt supporters at the temple. 
	 
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