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Detecting confinement sites, torturing people on Chinese nationals, detained six perpetrators
By: Sok San
March 31, 2018 1:44 PM

Phnom Penh: At 4 pm on March 30, 2018, at # 015, Street 369, Cheph Chamkar Village, Sangkat Prek Thmey, Khan Chbar Ampov, Phnom Penh, by Cambodian authorities, has found a detention facility, tortured people on the same Chinese, and reached a detention crackdown.

Police said that before the crackdown, information received by the Chinese people was a sign of the handshake, aimed at intervening themselves. After the police force intervened, the force discovered and helped the victims of 11 people, 5 people were injured on the back and the face where the suspect tortured, whipped, beaten, beaten and beaten.

Police said that the five victims were: First, Wang Kun, a 20-year-old Chinese man, had no occupation. 2. Zov Chong Yan, a 21-year-old Chinese male occupation. 3- Liu Ya Zhou, a 22-year-old Chinese male, has no employment. 4-Wang Xing Ang, a 33-year-old male from China, lives in Thailand. 5-year-old Li Jao Ping, a 35-year-old Chinese male, occupy no jobs.

Six suspects were arrested and arrested: Jiang Cheng Cheng, a 28-year-old male from China, has no employment. Ta-Xing, a 25-year-old Chinese male, has no employment. 3. Hnny Xiao Hony, 23 years old, Chinese, no occupation. Xu-Hao, a 26-year-old Chinese male, has no employment. 5-Cheng Kun, 28 years old, Chinese male occupation. Six-year-old Niu Yang, a 23-year-old Chinese male, has no employment.

Abednego.

Presently, the 11 Chinese nationals, including exhibits, were brought in, kept and questioned at the Chbar Ampov District Inspectorate to proceed with the procedure.

From: http://peoplenews.asia/41365/

No idea wtf this is about, other than Myshack, Yourshack and Abedniog being involved. Way too Judaistic for me.

that genius wrote: ↑Sat Mar 31, 2018 4:26 pm No idea wtf this is about, other than Myshack, Yourshack and Abedniog being involved. Way too Judaistic for me.

#Abednego is the KH equivalent of #Cofveve, so it’s as clear as crystal to me!

It wasn't "torture" after all. It was Chinese work disciplinary measures.

April 2, 2018
Torture suspects released after questioning
Police said the case was a misunderstanding and that all suspects were let go.

Police in Phnom Penh’s Chbar Ampov district raided a villa on Friday afternoon where victims were allegedly detained and tortured by their employers following a tip-off from residents living nearby.

But municipal police later said the alleged detention and torture of the victims was part of the company’s disciplinary procedures after questioning the suspects, who were released after being educated and signing a contract.

Mr Cheaseng said the victims, who reportedly had their hands tied with cables, had been freed by the time police got into the house.

“When we raided the villa, they did not resist us. We called out to them to open the door to let us in. When we surrounded the house but could not get in, they untied the victims’ hands and then we found them all there,” he said.

Em Saravuth, Chbar Ampov district police chief, said the alleged detention was just part of the company’s disciplinary methods although he was not sure what kind of company it was.

“The expert forces already sent them to the municipal police station. Actually, the victims are employees of the company who committed wrongdoing,” he said.
“They did something wrong like drinking or gambling and did not work much. It’s part of the company’s discipline. It is not torture at all,” he said.

Mr Saravuth confirmed that minor bruises were found on one victim’s body, but declined to say if action needed to be taken and referred the question to municipal police.

“There are just minor bruises from a thin stick, just like when we beat our children or grandchildren,” he said.

A municipal police officer who was referred by Mr Saravuth said it was just the way the company disciplined its employees.
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Quote ] “There are just minor bruises from a thin stick, just like when we beat our children or grandchildren,” he said.

But municipal police later said the alleged detention and torture of the victims was part of the company’s disciplinary procedures

Ah, okay!