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I still remember the day I watched $10 change hands in a police station in SR, but real corruption is a far bigger
fish (like the tea-money for the stamp to go ahead with building a very modest house was a case of beer not
long ago then the sum shot up to $300) ... a very teeny-weeny example.

Remember the Germans (Swiss?) busted for running a jolly drug-tolerant guest house in SR?* One version was that it cost $20,000 for them
to skip away unjailed.

* As a pussy-whipped wretch, I was to craven-cowardly to ever go there, knowing well enough
that sooner or later the axe would fall and fearful of being a "found-on" as they say in Ireland
when the axe eventually fell.

LoL, try buying a khmer citizenship

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The reference was to Villa Anjuna in SR.

Those who were caught as "found-on" were (it is said) fined $1,000 a head. It is claimed that the police helped
themselves to anything and everything worth nicking in the guests' bedrooms.

mammothboy2 wrote:http://www.tourismcambodia.com/news/loc ... urists.htm

The reference was to Villa Anjuna in SR.

Those who were caught as "found-on" were (it is said) fined $1,000 a head. It is claimed that the police helped
themselves to anything and everything worth nicking in the guests' bedrooms.

Hey, leave them alone. They are just doing their job.

Quite simply put; people are pussy's nowadays. They get caught on the premises and the police say " You must pay us 1000$ or we will put you in prison"
Then there is always some dumb kid, usually an American, that freaks out and pays. News gets around fast in police circles.