Sihanoukville, Cambodia News: On 12 August, 2018, at 10:30 pm, Major Chun Naren, the police chief in Sihanoukville, led the police force, in coordination with the prosecutor of the Provincial Court Mr. Keang Suntroth, in a raid on a massage shop named " Bay Ching Han Kong", which was illegally providing sexual services in Sangkat 3, Sihanoukville. 29 Chinese(15 men and 14 Women) were detained.

After police investigation and questioning, it was determined that there were 14 women prostitutes, 8 Customers, and 7 Chinese owners involved in sex trafficking. The Chinese owners identified as CHEN ZHIMIN, 48 years old, WU XIANGYUN, 29 years old, ZHUANG FEI YUN, 37 years old, CHEN GANG, 35 years old, ZHANG BING, 27 years old, and SHI YOUDAN, 36 years old.

The police confiscated the evidence, including a large amount of condoms (used/new), 10 boxes of name cards, sexual tools, 13 phones and others. The police have been preparing the case of the seven Chinese owners for court, but it appears that the women and their customers were released.

The massage shop raid was part of a wider crackdown on Chinese prostitution by the Sihanoukville authorities.

Cambodia launches crackdown on Chinese prostitution rings
14 Aug 2018 at 15:32
WRITER: REUTERS
PHNOM PENH: Up to 50 Chinese nationals have been detained in Cambodia as part of a crackdown on prostitution rings in Sihanoukville province, a Chinese investment hub, the provincial governor said on Tuesday.

Cambodian Prime Minister HE is a close ally of Beijing and the Southeast Asian country has attracted a surge of Chinese investment in the capital, Phnom Penh, and cities like Sihanoukville, where the development of casinos and hotels has expanded rapidly.

Sihanoukville, a coastal city 225km west of Phnom Penh, has seen a construction boom in recent years supported by a steady stream of Chinese money.

However, the influx of Chinese workers and money has also stirred local resentment and what some authorities say is a rise in criminality in the once-sleepy port town.

Governor Yun Min said Chinese investment in the province had topped $1 billion but the money came with a rise in illegal sex services provided by and for Chinese nationals in the area.

"When a lot of them come, there are also a lot of demands for the service," Yun Min told Reuters.

"It is illegal in our country so we have to stop it and crack down," he said. "The crackdown will continue indefinitely."

China's embassy in Phnom Penh did not respond to an emailed request for comment.

Sihanoukville police chief Phul Phorsda said the crackdown was continuing but declined to comment further.

A police report obtained by Reuters said police had confiscated leaflets offering sex services, featuring naked women and phone numbers, during raids at massage parlours.
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Mr Cynical wrote:Sometimes I think you posters are worse than me (not often), since Narin was appointed he has been a worthless joke, on the plus side they are trying to keep the Cambodian ladys/hookers who have lost most of there income from the loss of the western expats, so hats off to this initiative.

Please provide to me examples of how this guy has been a worthless joke? Is he more of a worthless joke than the last guy?

See a lot more postings on crooks being caught, motos and cars being stopped for going the wrong way or not having papers, gambling rings and other places being busted.

So what is an example of police that aren’t a joke? Letting criminals runs amok? Letting druggies roam the streets? (See San Francisco police for example.)