Phnom Penh Post - Bike burglar gets classic mob beat down in capital
It was the doctor’s office, then the interrogation room, for a capital crook in Choam Chao commune who was caught yesterday trying to steal a villager’s scooter.
Police say the 24-year-old garment worker left her bike outside her room while she was taking a shower.
The burglar came to unlock the set of wheels, but observant neighbours spotted him and circled up.
As per tradition, a pummelling was passed out and authorities saw the suspect off to the hospital before charges were filed.
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