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	Hundreds of police were deployed after Pol Lt-Colonel Sakdina Sukmak, a deputy chief of Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya police station, received complaints of a gang of 200 illegal road racers on the Asia-Suphan Buri bypass.&nbsp;</div>
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	Police tried to block the gang but they escaped. Nineteen illegal road racers were arrested and 50 motorcycles seized.&nbsp;</div>
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Police raid targets illegal road racers

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Police raid targets illegal road racers

Ayutthaya police yesterday arrested 19 illegal road racers and confiscated 50 motorcycles allegedly used to race on public streets.

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