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In Brief: Three Foreigners charged on drugs

and | Publication date 05 March 2009 | 15:01 ICT

In Brief: Three Foreigners charged on drugs

Two of three foreign nationals arrested last Friday in Wat Phnom commune were charged with drug dealing by Phnom Penh Municipal Court Wednesday. One Australian man also accused of the crime was absent from Wednesday's trial hearing. Judge Chhay Kong said that he charged Frenchman Hert Ossorto, an Australian and two women of Khmer and Vietnamese origin with drug charges. The case has been referred back to the court for further investigation.

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