Weapons search reveals gang of fake monks
Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2017 12:24 pm
18 November 2017
Kampong Cham - A vehicle stop and search for explosives and weapons was conducted by Cheung Prey district police, in cooperation with the provincial traffic police force in Chey Chey district, Kampong Cham on National Road No 6, on the morning of 15 November.
Around 10am, the police stopped a 1993 Camry sedan belonging to Rin Kao, a 28-year-old male living in Khnach Chorng, Wat Ong Nam, Banteay Meas, Kampot. Much to their surprise, when the cops searched the car they found no explosives or weapons, but the trunk of the car contained five monk outfits.
Five male passengers from Kampot, aged from 22 to 33 years, were in the vehicle when it was searched by the police, who then put 2 and 2 together and realised that they had come across a gang of fake monks from Kampot province.
The gang of fakers were detained by the police and taken for further questioning.
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Kampong Cham - A vehicle stop and search for explosives and weapons was conducted by Cheung Prey district police, in cooperation with the provincial traffic police force in Chey Chey district, Kampong Cham on National Road No 6, on the morning of 15 November.
Around 10am, the police stopped a 1993 Camry sedan belonging to Rin Kao, a 28-year-old male living in Khnach Chorng, Wat Ong Nam, Banteay Meas, Kampot. Much to their surprise, when the cops searched the car they found no explosives or weapons, but the trunk of the car contained five monk outfits.
Five male passengers from Kampot, aged from 22 to 33 years, were in the vehicle when it was searched by the police, who then put 2 and 2 together and realised that they had come across a gang of fake monks from Kampot province.
The gang of fakers were detained by the police and taken for further questioning.
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