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	Crime Suppression Division&rsquo;s Special Operation Sub-division chief Pol Lt-Colonel Torsak Sukwimon said the arrests stemmed from an investigation into a gang in the province that sold Siamese Rosewood to foreign investors.&nbsp;</div>
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	The suspects reportedly confessed that they gathered the wood pieces from local merchants in order to export them to other countries where they could fetch as much as Bt30 million.&nbsp;</div>

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Suspects caught with Siamese Rosewood

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