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Siem Reap: Police from the anti-drug brigade spent two days rounding up a drug trafficking ring, and arrested 8 people included a British man ADAM SCOTT, with 105 packets of dried marijuana.

On April 6, 5 drug users were arrested: Pov Pen, 18 year old, Pek Peun, 17 year old, Prun Pean, 19 year old, Oun Snor, 19 year old and Chem Chhean, 24 year old.
On April 7, another 3 suspects were arrested as drug dealers, a British man, Adam Scott, 35 years old, living in a rented house in Siem Reap, and Sim Phetros, 48 year old and his wife Prum Neang, 50 year old.


After arresting all the suspects, the police confiscated the evidence which consisted of 105 packs containing 1683,62 g of dried Marijuana and also 2 telephones. The suspects and the evidence appeared before Siem Reap court on April 8.

mom, dad grew it, the sons packed it and sold it to Adam
Adam sold it to the tourist... what the big deal?

Must be the good stuff, I've been toking for 40+ years and still remember to comb my hair before I go out. haha

Two months until legalisation here in the True North, but there is still 3 ft of snow and -10c so a guy needs it.

The Brit looks more like a meth-head than a pot-head.

PSD-Kiwi wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 8:56 pm The Brit looks more like a meth-head than a pot-head.

Yeah, or a junkie....

Hi all !

I could be wrong, but the 2 Khmer people on the first picture strongly look like the owners of an happy pizza restaurant near pub street.

I well known place for some long term expats to order a take away snack at 4:20.

Just saying...

I dont understand why people allow themselves to be photographed in this way, why dont they simply refuse instead of letting themselves be belittled.

Nihilizt wrote:Hi all !

I could be wrong, but the 2 Khmer people on the first picture strongly look like the owners of an happy pizza restaurant near pub street.

I well known place for some long term expats to order a take away snack at 4:20.

Just saying...

Hmm, I think you're probably right. The name matches the manager's name on their business card.

SrokKhmer wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 11:34 pm I dont understand why people allow themselves to be photographed in this way, why dont they simply refuse instead of letting themselves be belittled.

Have you never been arrested ? You don't actually get much say when it comes to a mug shot at the local jail. Just sayin.....

bobsboots wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 11:57 pm

SrokKhmer wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 11:34 pm I dont understand why people allow themselves to be photographed in this way, why dont they simply refuse instead of letting themselves be belittled.

Have you never been arrested ? You don't actually get much say when it comes to a mug shot at the local jail. Just sayin.....

And at a Cambodian cop shop you get even less of a say. They'd smack you in the chops if you wasted their time when they wanted a mug shot.