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| Publication date 01 February 2002 | 07:00 ICT

Released

Charges against two nephews of PM Hun Sen were dropped January 24 after the

investigating judge ruled there was insufficient evidence linking the two men to

a city shoot-out, the men's lawyer said. Hun To, 24, and Hun Chea, 24, had been

charged with illegal use of a weapon and destruction of property after two

people were shot and injured in a beer garden December 16.

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