Cam Nivag wrote:

General Mackevili wrote: What do you think happened? Yan Demyanov convinced the cops it was just a bunch of oregano, shook their hands and walked out?

Not sure. If Raybull is based in Sihanoukville, which I think he has said, I find it hard to believe that would immediately know that money was paid and how much, unless a Kampot police officer received $5,000 and immediately called Raybull to tell him about it.'

If his source isn't the police official who got the money, but someone who knows someone who knows someone who heard something about it, then it's merely a rumor. It certainly could be true, but I tend to doubt it simply because I know it's hard for people to come up with $5,000 in cash a day. I doubt the police take a check or a Diner's Club card.

General Mackevili wrote:

General Mackevili wrote:
Maybe Yan will be kind enough to make a public statement and clear things up.

Ask and you shall receive:

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Raybull wrote:The facts are he wasn't running a Khmer soup shop selling bor bor ganga, he was arrested on distribution charges which most certainly carries jail time, at which point the matter must go through a judge, where a compromise was made by all early the next day which involved dropping the charges to more 'reasonable' possession that can be stayed.