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	Anont &ldquo;Dam&rdquo; Klinkaew, 42, of Samut Sakhon, was detained on suspicion of assaulting Colonel Wittawat Wattanakul of the Directorate of Joint Intelligence of the Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters.&nbsp;</div>
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	On April 24 during the PDRC protest, Anont allegedly threatened Wittawat by firing bullets into the ground at Chaeng Wattana Soi 7. Wittawat was shot in the ankles.</div>
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