Bouncers bungle giving a man a beating in SR

A case of mistaken identity ruined one reveller’s evening on May 25 in Siem Reap town.

The man was attending a club with three friends, when he decided to turn in for the night.

While waiting outside for his pals to join him, nightclub bouncers exited the club, and proceeded to assault him, only stopping when they realised they were in fact beating the wrong man, and informed him of their mistake.

The man has filed a police complaint.

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