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	When the raid was carried out at 6:20 am, Worachai &nbsp;was not at home. He was a trip to Chiang Mai.</div>
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	Saneh Pho-aroon, an aide of Worachai, said the officials took over two hours to search the house but did not find any illegal items. The officials seized a two-way radio, two rounds of 9mm pistol&rsquo;s ammunition and 16 CDs for further checking.</div>
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Police, troops raid Worachai’s house

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Police, troops raid Worachai’s house

About 50 policemen and troops and two police dogs raided former Pheu Thai MP Worachai Hema’s house in Samut Prakan Thursday morning.

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