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Thailand's national police chief Jakthip Chaijinda jokes with a confiscated weapon during a news conference at Royal Thai Police headquarters in Bangkok October 28, 2015. Thai police widened a major probe into a network of people charged with insulting the monarchy, which has seen three people charged for allegedly claimed false connections to the royal family and eight police officers demoted so far. Thailand lese majeste law is the world's toughest, with anything deemed an insult or threat to the monarchy punishable by up to 15 years in jail. (Photo by Jorge Silva/Reuters)
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