Phnom Penh Post - No Hardy Boys needed to solve this break in
Just look for the one with the bloodied arm, police must have thought before nabbing the one guilty of breaking into the deputy district chief’s house and stealing money.
Returning to his home in Battambang district’s Sampov Loun district on Wednesday to find a broken window and missing cash, the official relayed the info to local officers who put out feelers for anyone nursing a cut cuff.
Sure enough, they shortly located their man and brought him to headquarters for charges.
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