Artisan wrote: ↑Mon Feb 25, 2019 10:53 am Which club will be next?

Casa?

True Face?

...?

Epic. Just so we can bump the Epic Fail thread.

Huge Drug Bust at Nightclub Owned By Prominent Tycoon’s Brother: Police
26 February 2019
PHNOM PENH — Police have detained more than 250 people on drug charges in a raid on a Phnom Penh nightclub owned by the brother of one of Cambodia’s richest men.

The raid on the Rock Entertainment Center on Saturday netted 29 alleged drug dealers, 231 alleged users, 50 kilograms of drugs and one pistol, according to a police spokesman.

In a statement released on Saturday, City Hall said the raid occurred shortly before 2 a.m. on Saturday morning, leading to the mass detentions.

The Rock Entertainment Center, owned by Kith Theang, the elder brother of Royal Group chairman Kith Meng, who is a close associate of Prime Minister HE, was closed to allow the authorities to investigate.

Chhay Kimkhoeun, a National Police spokesman, said the 29 dealers would be taken to court.

He would not comment on any action that may be taken against Theang, saying that “it could ruin people’s reputation”.
https://www.voacambodia.com/a/huge-drug ... 04563.html

The numbers are dwindling.

Ten arrested in Rock raid to be sent to PP court
Some 10 people accused of bringing drugs and an illegal weapon into the Rock Entertainment Centre after the club was raided over the weekend are to be sent Phnom Penh Municipal Court, the chief of the capital’s police has said.

Sar Thet, the head of Phnom Penh Municipal Police, added that some 300 people arrested in the raid were released on Sunday night after signing a contract to receive drugs education...

He said questioning was ongoing in order to find the ringleaders of those who brought the drugs into the nightclub.
https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/ ... t-pp-court

‘Meng not linked to Rock raid’
Mech Dara | Publication date 28 February 2019 | 08:34 ICT

Minister of Interior Sar Kheng on Wednesday said Kith Meng, chairman of the Royal Group and president of the Cambodian Chamber of Commerce, was not linked to the almost 50kg of drugs confiscated by authorities in a raid at the Rock Entertainment Centre last weekend.

Sar Kheng’s statement came after rumours circulated saying Meng, Kith Theang, his older brother and Royal Group CEO, and others were involved with the narcotics found at the nightclub on Saturday morning.

However, Sar Kheng posted on Facebook on Wednesday that authorities had found no evidence linking Meng to the haul.

“After the successful crackdown by the police force, in this case, there were rumours saying certain people were involved with the drugs crime."

“I would like to take this opportunity to inform the public that the thorough investigation carried out by authorities has not found any evidence proving that Kith Meng, president of the Cambodia Chamber of Commerce, was involved."

He also dismissed the rumour that Ministry of Interior anti-drug officers have questioned Theang.
https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/ ... -rock-raid

Captain wrote:

frank lee bent wrote: ↑Sun Feb 24, 2019 12:54 am what is that shitty looking sidearm?

That is the 44 Magnum Auto-Mag.

44 AWP rounds were only for the Auto-Mag.

Too chunky and short for an Auto-Mag. Maybe a Beretta PX4 Storm in .40 S&W? Pic is a little blurry to see the listed caliber size.