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American expat with a history of hateful outbursts, Aaron Dennis Adair, was detained by Cambodian police after he was caught on CCTV vandalizing a mom and pop store and yelling horrible insults at a woman. He doesn't appear to speak any Khmer and the shopkeeper didn't appear to speak English. He asked for some water, and when she didn't seem to understand he started yelling at her and wrecked her shop. He headed back to the streets to get back on his motorbike before getting off again and throwing more things around her store while continuing to hurl insults at her.

Aaron studied in Redding, California and was also arrested in Pennsylvania for 'voiding human excretion,' which likely for urinating in public within the city limits. The date of this offence was May 13, 2007. The charges were dismissed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on May 20, 2021, likely because of a statute of limitations and he never appeared in court.

Whatever the reason, there’s no need for the stuff he said. He’s got no shirt on or mask.









Updated: His name is AARON ADAIR (AARON DENNIS ADAIR) and goes by AARON SOLOMON as well.

Graduated from Shasta College in California.



Taught English in Cambodia.



At least for two days, until he quit.



Another image of Aaron Dennis Adair riding off with a Cambodian police officer. Local media reports that he was arrested and charged with destrucion of property and will be sent to court to face thee charges.

Someone on Kampot Noticeboard said that he has just been arrested. I hope there will be a video of him grovelling and asking forgiveness.

Boy is heading for a beating, and rightly so. Temple Town has got the pedos, Kampot has the violent nutcases.

It is very frustrating to me as well when I've attempted to go up to the front of a store, not inside, to buy something and the people get up and walk away, or raise an arm with fingers spread and twist their wrists back and forth (Khmer sign language for get the fuck away from me, I'm not interested in your business), without even asking what I want. I can't count how many times that's happened to me in the years I've been here. Nonetheless, I've never thrown their inventory on the ground, as tempting as it might have been.

Anchor Moy wrote: ↑Wed Jun 16, 2021 4:34 pm Someone on Kampot Noticeboard said that he has just been arrested. I hope there will be a video of him grovelling and asking forgiveness.

For the social media-challenged like myself, could you please post a link to the Kampot Noticeboard? I'd like to check in on the goings on there from time to time. TIA

He said they’re racist and refused to sell him water.

The Judge wrote: ↑Wed Jun 16, 2021 4:40 pm It is very frustrating to me as well when I've attempted to go up to the front of a store, not inside, to buy something and the people get up and walk away, or raise an arm with fingers spread and twist their wrists back and forth (Khmer sign language for get the fuck away from me, I'm not interested in your business), without even asking what I want. I can't count how many times that's happened to me in the years I've been here. Nonetheless, I've never thrown their inventory on the ground, as tempting as it might have been.

Can’t say it’s ever happened to me, before COVID-19, but I just smile and go elsewhere.

This guy has issues. (Especially now he’s been arrested!)

GMJS-CEO wrote: ↑Wed Jun 16, 2021 4:44 pm He said they’re racist and refused to sell him water.

He’s also calling them refugees and claiming “we” saved them from the water, meaning they are boat people.

I don’t recall America saving Cambodia, well maybe after they bombed the place and in some ways financed its demise.

The Judge wrote: ↑Wed Jun 16, 2021 4:40 pm It is very frustrating to me as well when I've attempted to go up to the front of a store, not inside, to buy something and the people get up and walk away, or raise an arm with fingers spread and twist their wrists back and forth (Khmer sign language for get the fuck away from me, I'm not interested in your business), without even asking what I want. I can't count how many times that's happened to me in the years I've been here. Nonetheless, I've never thrown their inventory on the ground, as tempting as it might have been.

I was in Kampot last week, the police were busy with Covid checkpoints on route 3. There were lots of businesses locked down or taped off and those that were open all had hand sanitizer and masks compulsory. I suspect this arsehole was called out about no mask and this was his response.
What a shame there wasn’t a half dozen tuk tuk drivers on hand to throw him a beating.

That’s a surprise, the Kampot Noticeboard admin turned off comments!

People saying he’s Irish. Lols
He’s a a Yank.