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	Romklao and four other army officials were killed during a military crackdown on red shirt protesters in 2010 at Kok Wua intersection when grenades were fired.&nbsp;</div>
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	Deputy police chief Gen Somyot Pumpunmuang identified the suspects as Kittisak Soomsri, 45, Preecha Yuyen, 24, Ronnarit Surisa, 33, Chamnarn Pakichai, 45 and Punika Chusri. Two others &ndash; Wattanachok Jeenpui, 23 and Thanadet Ekapiwat, 39 &ndash; are still at large.</div>
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