Japanese Arrested with a Gun, Bullets, and Drugs
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Japanese Arrested with a Gun, Bullets, and Drugs
Cambodia News (Banteay Meanchey): On June 18, 2020, a 56-year-old Japanese man, Motsook Kunikata, was arrested for drug trafficking in a rented room in Poipet, Banteay Meanchey.
The police confiscated a packet of white powder drugs (suspected methamphetamine), a red pill, some equipment for using drugs, two phones, an ATM card, a Dream Rewards GOLD card, a gun with 16 bullets, a wooden stick, and two radio phones.
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Re: Japanese Arrested with a Gun, Bullets, and Drugs
Mondays suck. I feel you.
Re: Japanese Arrested with a Gun, Bullets, and Drugs
The arresting cop wore his “Thank fuck it’s Friday” and the judge wore his “C U Next Tuesday” T-shirt and bubba will wear his “We’ll be making love on Saturday” t-shirt. (Sorry, old Craig “BLM” David lyrics)
Don’t listen to Chinese whispers.
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Update: After the arrest of a Japanese national on 18 June 2020, Poipet police subsequently cracked down at the central market area and arrested seven Cambodians, one woman and six men, for drug trafficking.
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Re: Japanese Arrested with a Gun, Bullets, and Drugs
I don't think Thursday's are his favorite either.
I must be blind. I don't see the gun. I do see what looks similar to a wooden sword crudely made out of a 2"x4" (I'm American, sorry), handle, edge and all.
Still here, in country...
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Next related news story of this thread that will NOT be reported...seven Cambodians arrested for drug trafficking released after being re-educated and promising not to do it again, while Japanese drug trafficker is awaiting trial.CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Sat Jun 20, 2020 10:19 am
Update: After the arrest of a Japanese national on 18 June 2020, Poipet police subsequently cracked down at the central market area and arrested seven Cambodians, one woman and six men, for drug trafficking.
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Re: Japanese Arrested with a Gun, Bullets, and Drugs
Surprised that this didn’t make the Japanese news. After all that coverage about the Japanese man who killed a driver and took his car.
Maybe the virus and the lockdown has kept the reporters at home? Or maybe the $3000, insurance, and official test letter needed just to file a report from Cambodia?
Maybe the virus and the lockdown has kept the reporters at home? Or maybe the $3000, insurance, and official test letter needed just to file a report from Cambodia?
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