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	Deputy Metropolitan police commissioner Pol Maj Gen Adul Narongsak said that the police is making a list of the names of those illegal racers and ask their parents to sign an MOU promising that they will not let their kids race on the streets again. If they fail to obey, the parents will also be charged.</div>
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	He said that since the police have insufficient traffic officers to cover every area in Bangkok, everyone should be involved in solving the problems.</div>
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	The Nation</div>

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Police will invite parents of street racers arrested over the last three years to sign an MOU in a bid to stop them from racing on public roads again.

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