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	Adul said police at border checkpoints would prevent Wutthipong Kotchathamkhun, alias Ko Tee, from fleeing.</div>
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	He was accused of defaming His Majesty the King in his interview with a foreign media.</div>
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	Adul said police would obtain a warrant for the arrest of Wutthipong.</div>
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