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	The two were killed allegedly when police slammed their vehicle against the two&rsquo;s motorcycle during an alleged drug chase.</div>
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	Prawut said the results would be used to determine whether police overreacted or whether what happened was an accident.</div>
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	If police were found to use too excessive force or overreacted, the families of the two teenagers would receive compensation, Prawut said.</div>
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Police spokesman promises results of autopsies on two teenagers' bodies in week

Police spokesman Pol Gen Prawut Thawornsiri said the results of autopsies of two teenagers allegedly killed by police would be announced in seven days.

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