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	&ldquo;We welcome information from all sides and we will ask Chuwit for some too,&rdquo; Deputy Metropolitan Police Commissioner Aek Angsananont said Friday.&nbsp;</div>
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	He was speaking after a joint team of police and soldiers raided a building in Wang Thong Lang in Bangkok and found a large amount of gambling equipment there. The building was a site that Chuwit said a gambling den had operated a few years ago. A raid at that time, however, did not turn up any gambling equipment.&nbsp;</div>
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