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	Chakthip said police would enforce the laws against the rioters without any exemption.</div>
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	He said police investigators had acquired information of the leaders of the protest and those who took part in the attack.</div>
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	The police chief said police would enforce the public demonstration act against the rioters.</div>
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National police chief vows legal actions against Thalang rioters

Bangkok warns residents of possible water level rise in Saen Saep Canal

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National police chief vows legal actions against Thalang rioters

Police Commissioner General Pol Gen Chakthip Chaijinda Monday vowed to take rioters who torched vehicles and attacked the Thalang police station in Phuket late Saturday and early Sunday to justice.

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