Foreigner Had Her Bag Which Had 600 Dollar in it Snatched

[CEOCambodiaNews]

Foreigner had her bag which had 600 dollar in it snatched

Phnom Penh: According to Kampuchea Thmey, 3 snatchers snatched the bag from a foreigner who was walking with two other foreigners (1 male). They successfully snatched the bag and fled the scene. It happened around 9:50 on 05 October 2015 located at the back of Sisowat high school along street 51 corner of street 184, Phsar Thmey III, Daun Penh district.

According to source from the scene, before it happened, the victim was walking with two other foreigners. They were walking along street 184 in the direction from the west to east. Then there were two people on a motorbike drove closer to them and snatched the bag and fled.









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Hall: 2 gang act snatch bags from foreign women who are walking 3 (a boy) decided to escape and disappear at about 9 and 50 pm on Oct. 5, 2015, at the rear Sisowath High Street 51 and Road 184 in the new shopping district 3 Daun.

Sources from the scene, said that before the incident, they saw the victim is a foreigner 3 man 2 French people walking along Route 184 in the direction from West to East, while the thing happened so suddenly 2 suspects riding a motorcycle 2 units do not remember the brand behind and ride acting carbohydrate shock The victim decided to escape quietly safety.

Lighting victims told police said the bag, which has lost money of more than $ 600. After the scene, the victim went to filed a complaint at the police headquarters 3 to make it easier to determine jurisdiction before the signal reaches the arrest team Those suspects liable to legal.

[Bitte_Kein_Lexus]

Well, she created hope for those robbers, that's for sure.

[Duncan]

Those ''snatchers'' should have been where I was this morning. Standing in line at the checkout at Bayon S/market,, the overweight Cambodian lady in front of me opens her hand bag and pulls out a plastic bag which is full of wads of $100 notes. Let me take a guess and say $100,000.


Where can I learn to be a '' snatcher ''.

[Anchor Moy]

Those ''snatchers'' should have been where I was this morning. Standing in line at the checkout at Bayon S/market,, the overweight Cambodian lady in front of me opens her hand bag and pulls out a plastic bag which is full of wads of $100 notes. Let me take a guess and say $100,000.

Where can I learn to be a '' snatcher ''.

Sorry to say this, but I think she would have knocked you down with her handbag and then sat on you for a KO. You would not have had time to flee. You probably would have been squashed to death, if you weren't already beaten to death by the other customers.
This is not a job with a bright future. Take up demining. Just my 2c.

[obelisks]

I haven’t been to Phnom Penh for 2 to 3 years but I am coming next week and I’m noticing on this and other sites what seems to be a huge surge in these types of incidents.
A lot of these seem to me unnecessarily exposing valuables and drawing attention to yourself.
But what about straightout muggings i.e. where you are not visibly carrying anything of value and yet you maybe stopped by 2- 3 people and threatened if you don’t hand over your valuables in your pocket or even worse you are threatened at gunpoint?
Is this type of crime happening in Phnom Penh yet and if so how often does it happen ?

[PSD-Kiwi]

@ obelisks...Straight up muggings like you described above are extremely rare. Bag/phone snatching's are common, especially during the lead up to holiday periods, but are easily avoided by using a little common sense.

[Jamie_Lambo]

Those ''snatchers'' should have been where I was this morning. Standing in line at the checkout at Bayon S/market,, the overweight Cambodian lady in front of me opens her hand bag and pulls out a plastic bag which is full of wads of $100 notes. Let me take a guess and say $100,000.


Where can I learn to be a '' snatcher ''.

most likely a bag of fake money/hell money to take to the temples as offerings to the spirits and what not

[obelisks]

@ obelisks...Straight up muggings like you described above are extremely rare. Bag/phone snatching's are common, especially during the lead up to holiday periods, but are easily avoided by using a little common sense.

that's good to know. So not as bad as Cape Town yet?

[frank lee bent]

robbery season ahead of pchum ben

[PSD-Kiwi]

that's good to know. So not as bad as Cape Town yet?

Absolutely nothing like Cape Town!!!