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Russian Tycoon’s Son Ousted From Police Force

by Ben Sokhean | January 25, 2017

Ostap Doroshenko, the scion of a Russian family with vast business holdings in Sihanoukville, has been fired from his post on a provincial police force for failing to show up for work and not singing the national anthem, officials said on Tuesday.

Ostap is the son of Nikolai Doroshenko, a businessman who has lived in Cambodia for more than two decades and flaunts his wealth, publicly displaying his collection of luxury cars and recently placing an airplane atop a condominium project in the coastal town.



The younger Doroshenko was stripped last week of his rank as a Preah Sihanouk provincial police captain and dismissed from the National Police for breaching its guidelines, according to a proclamation signed by Interior Minister Sar Kheng dated January 18.

“Disciplined Captain Doroshenko Ostap, ID 70340, office of Preah Sihanouk provincial police commissariat, is informed of the stripping of his rank and dismissal from the National Police framework,” it says.

more.....https://www.cambodiadaily.com/news/russ ... ce-123994/

"publicly displaying his collection of luxury cars."

wot like a car collection?
they say it likes its offensive or distateful

"and recently placing an airplane atop a condominium project in the coastal town".
the one thats been in shv for ages and was atop a restaurant previously?

I wonder if he ever walked the beat and arrested anyone in his time with them.

Fourkinnel wrote:I wonder if he ever walked the beat and arrested anyone in his time with them.

wot like the rest of his colleagues

SinnSisamouth wrote:"publicly displaying his collection of luxury cars."

wot like a car collection?
they say it likes its offensive or distateful

"and recently placing an airplane atop a condominium project in the coastal town".
the one thats been in shv for ages and was atop a restaurant previously?

I tought you were a resident of our gem in the rough city ?
Yes the PMT airliner was first in their beach nightclub and was later on transferred to the roof of their car museum forming part of their Classic condominium on the top of victory hill.
BTW it is worth to pay 2$ to visit the museum.

yes i have been

my point was the sensationalist journalism

Barang_doa_slae wrote: BTW it is worth to pay 2$ to visit the museum.

it sure is worth it....probably the most interesting thing in snooky....

Fourkinnel wrote:I wonder if he ever walked the beat and arrested anyone in his time with them.

Immigration police don't walk beats.

looks like he cant boast of legally owning a gun anymore, but whose stopping him anyway

"Im Voleak, the deputy provincial police chief, said his office had complained to National Police headquarters because the younger Doroshenko was not showing up for work or singing the national anthem with his fellow officers.
“It was our provincial police report that made Samdech [Mr. Kheng] make a decision,” he said.
“He did not respect the force’s discipline. Our force principles [say] he needs to show up and join in the anthem, but he is arrogant because he is a foreigner. He has the money and he can obtain whatever [rank] he wants,” Mr. Voleak said."

Deputy Provincial Police Chief publicly acknowledges corruption by 'buying rank', a little slip up there!