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"Rome" Is Outraged that the Prosecutor Dropped Charges Against One of the Suspects in the Attempted Assassination of "Kamolsak," Pointing Out that All the Evidence Belonged to the State.

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"Rome" is outraged that the prosecutor dropped charges against one of the suspects in the shooting of "Kamolsak," pointing out that all the evidence—"persons, vehicle, and gun"—belongs to the state. He is preparing to summon the Narathiwat governor and will press the issue of the military and police intercepting 2 million phone numbers daily for data collection by citizens.

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"Rome" is outraged that the prosecutor dropped charges against one of the suspects in the shooting of "Kamolsak," pointing out that all the evidence—"persons, vehicle, and gun"—belongs to the state. He is preparing to summon the Narathiwat governor and will press the issue of the military and police intercepting 2 million phone numbers daily for data collection by citizens.

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thairath.co.th broke the news on Saturday, July 18, 2026.
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