Two drunken Japanese men caused continuously traffic accidents in Phnom penh
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Two drunken Japanese men caused continuously traffic accidents in Phnom penh
Phnom penh: A traffic accident caused continuously only one night by two Japanese men, people gathered to beat the two causers and weapon using in purpose for an intervention over the event by police arm forces made people in Phnom Penh shock. It occurred at 10: 00 pm on June 10, 2016 in front of SMART Company, located along Preh Monyvong street, Beng Trabek commune, Chamkamorn district. And the car and the two Japanese men were arrested in front of Psa Kandal 2 Police Post , Donpenh district after that.
According to the source, the car caused the accident was Fortuner, white, number plate Phnom Penh 2Z-3000 driven by two drunken Japanese men with a very fast speed from north to south along Preh Monyvong street, steering on the street caused to hit street bar into pieces and crashed a couple who were driving a motorbike, suffering a serious injure and continuously to hit a car shop nearby, suffering another two cars destroyed. After that, the perpetrators had driven their car to flee away and when they got to Psa Kandal market, located in Donpenh district, they had crashed another Highlander car which was being parked in front of a house, suffering to damage all the front part and further more, it continuously hit another Tuk Tuk, suffering to collapse. This terrible event made the people there get mad and so much furious and decided to break the car windscreen and hit the two drunken Japanese men. Having worried that the two men would died because of the people furious, police arm forces had use a gun, shooting three times and arrested and sent the drunker to Psa Kandal 2 Police Post for safety, the source added.
Police have confiscated the car and sent the two Japanese men to Phnom Penh Traffic Police Department for a legal procedure.
According to the source, the car caused the accident was Fortuner, white, number plate Phnom Penh 2Z-3000 driven by two drunken Japanese men with a very fast speed from north to south along Preh Monyvong street, steering on the street caused to hit street bar into pieces and crashed a couple who were driving a motorbike, suffering a serious injure and continuously to hit a car shop nearby, suffering another two cars destroyed. After that, the perpetrators had driven their car to flee away and when they got to Psa Kandal market, located in Donpenh district, they had crashed another Highlander car which was being parked in front of a house, suffering to damage all the front part and further more, it continuously hit another Tuk Tuk, suffering to collapse. This terrible event made the people there get mad and so much furious and decided to break the car windscreen and hit the two drunken Japanese men. Having worried that the two men would died because of the people furious, police arm forces had use a gun, shooting three times and arrested and sent the drunker to Psa Kandal 2 Police Post for safety, the source added.
Police have confiscated the car and sent the two Japanese men to Phnom Penh Traffic Police Department for a legal procedure.
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Re: Two drunken Japanese men caused continuously traffic accidents in Phnom penh
wtf is that 2nd picture all about lol
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Supposedly the second photo was what the drunk japanese saw and imagine in their heads
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I guess, from the car shop!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Two drunken Japanese men caused continuously traffic accidents in Phnom penh
Yasuka.
Nothing more will be head of this.
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Re: Two drunken Japanese men caused continuously traffic accidents in Phnom penh
According to TOF, Koh Santepheap reports the driver as Chinese, not Japanese. Now this is making more sense. I can't recall Japanese making destructive fools of themselves on either Thai or Cambodian roads. Have to go back to 2009 to read news of a Japanese driver causing a crash in Thailand. Couldn't find any Google examples in Cambodia.
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In most countries the story would be less about some run of the mill drunken accident than about the lynch mob seeking vigilante 'justice.' That would be the headline. But I guess mobs of murderous Khmers attacking errant drivers is run of the mill here. Let this be a lesson to those who would hesitate to flee accidents they may have caused.
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The driver fled the scene of the initial accident which was a big mistake. They should have stayed locked in the vehicle and waited for the police, that section of Monivong is not so built up. There would have been a chance of a mob smashing in the windows and dragging him out, but only slight as at that stage it was just an accident (with injuries) and not a hit and run. But fleeing the scene 'angered the mob'.LTO wrote:In most countries the story would be less about some run of the mill drunken accident than about the lynch mob of seeking vigilante justice. That would be the headline. But I guess here mobs of murderous Khmers attacking errant drivers is run of the mill. Let this be a lesson to those who would hesitate to flee accidents they may have caused.
What I noticed in my translation of the NKD news article was this bit ដោយសមត្ថកិច្ចមូលដ្ឋានខ្លាចប្រជាពលរដ្ឋវាយជនបង្ករហូតដល់ស្លាប់ ទើបធ្វើឲ្យសមត្ថកិច្ចដកកាំភ្លើងបាញ់ឡើងលើអស់២ទៅ៣គ្រាប់និងឃាត់ខ្លួនជនបន្កនោះយកមកប៉ុស្តិ៍នគរបាលផ្សារកណ្ដាល២ដើម្បីការពារសុវត្ថិភាពជនបង្កនោះ។ / because the police were afraid that citizens would beat the instigator to death they then fired 2 or 3 shots into the air and seized him and took him to Psar Kandal police station for his safety.
(Where the mob still followed http://nkdnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2 ... ge505.jpeg)
It reads like the police allowed the mob to have a little fun before they took control of the scene.
The Koh Santepheap article is less detailed but similarly says ប្រជាពលរដ្ឋឡោមព័ទ្ធចាប់បាន នាំគ្នាវាយយ៉ាងទក់សាច់ និងរថយន្ដត្រូវខ្ទេចទើបចាប់ប្រគល់ឱ្យសមត្ថកិច្ច ។ Citizens surrounded and battered the driver and smashed the car and then handed over (the driver) to the police.
[ប្រជាពលរដ្ឋ = the populace, the people of the nation, citizens. In this case THE MOB.]
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Mob Beats Japanese Driver After Crash
by Ouch Sony | June 13, 2016 | អានជាភាសាខ្មែរ
A mob of more than 50 chased down and beat the Japanese driver of an SUV involved in multiple crashes in Phnom Penh on Friday night that seriously injured two motorcyclists and damaged about a dozen vehicles, police said on Sunday.
The Japanese man, identified as Shinichi Hayasaka, 39, attempted to flee the scene of the initial crash on Monivong Boulevard because “he was scared of getting beaten up,” an official said. But a rabble of motorists followed him and brutally beat him after a second crash at Phsar Kandal market.
Details of the incident varied between the police officials interviewed on Sunday, but Mr. Hayasaka was driving his Toyota Fortuner south on Monivong Boulevard at about 9:30 p.m.
Keo Sarun, deputy Chamkar Mon district police chief, said Mr. Hayasaka’s car had run into the street’s central divider before backing into a motorbike, seriously injuring its driver and a passenger.
“[The car] reversed and crashed into a motorbike behind it, as well as a fence on the sidewalk, which fell on three cars,” Mr. Sarun said.
Soeun Saroeun, deputy municipal traffic police chief, however, said Mr. Hayasaka’s car had crashed into the motorbike before plowing into the road divider and two cars on the sidewalk. After reaching Phsar Kandal market, he proceeded to crash into two cars, five motorbikes and three tuk-tuks, he said.
full story...https://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/mob- ... sh-114013/
by Ouch Sony | June 13, 2016 | អានជាភាសាខ្មែរ
A mob of more than 50 chased down and beat the Japanese driver of an SUV involved in multiple crashes in Phnom Penh on Friday night that seriously injured two motorcyclists and damaged about a dozen vehicles, police said on Sunday.
The Japanese man, identified as Shinichi Hayasaka, 39, attempted to flee the scene of the initial crash on Monivong Boulevard because “he was scared of getting beaten up,” an official said. But a rabble of motorists followed him and brutally beat him after a second crash at Phsar Kandal market.
Details of the incident varied between the police officials interviewed on Sunday, but Mr. Hayasaka was driving his Toyota Fortuner south on Monivong Boulevard at about 9:30 p.m.
Keo Sarun, deputy Chamkar Mon district police chief, said Mr. Hayasaka’s car had run into the street’s central divider before backing into a motorbike, seriously injuring its driver and a passenger.
“[The car] reversed and crashed into a motorbike behind it, as well as a fence on the sidewalk, which fell on three cars,” Mr. Sarun said.
Soeun Saroeun, deputy municipal traffic police chief, however, said Mr. Hayasaka’s car had crashed into the motorbike before plowing into the road divider and two cars on the sidewalk. After reaching Phsar Kandal market, he proceeded to crash into two cars, five motorbikes and three tuk-tuks, he said.
full story...https://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/mob- ... sh-114013/
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