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	Chen Lei, 43, and Xu Guangming, 45, filed a complaint with the Pattaya police station late Tuesday night.</div>
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	They said they were sitting on Tawaen Beach on Koh Larn at noon Tuesday when a vendor threw the four bags at them and demanded them to pay the money or else they would be assaulted.</div>
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	Police promised to investigate the incident.</div>
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