A death amidst anti-government protests in Bangkok reignighted demonstrations in the Thai capital Saturday.<br/> <br />Demonstrators are calling for justice after a 46-year-old man died from his injuries following a blast during protests a day earlier.<br/> <br />Anti-government protesters stormed police headquarters, prompting armed officers to stand guard.<br/> <br />The demonstrations want Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to step down, and have staged days of marches and protests this week, blocking traffic and bringing government officies to a standstill.<br/> <br />Protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban has blamed Shinawatra's government for Friday's bombing and has said the incident would not dent the morale of demonstrators.<br/> <br />The incident is the first real act of violence in an otherwise calm and peaceful protest.<br/> <br />It's not clear if the Royal Thai Army, who held a military parade to mark Armed Forces Day on Saturday, will be called to end the protests.<br/> <br />The army has staged or attempted 1
