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Bovine burglar back off the wagon, back in cuffs

| Publication date 02 April 2014 | 07:00 ICT

Bovine burglar back off the wagon, back in cuffs

A Svay Rieng man must really have a thing for buffalo: the 30-year-old was arrested on Monday after leading five steeds off a farm in Chantrea district just two months after finishing jail time for another bovine defrauding.

A farmer reported her cattle missing on Sunday, and the following day border police spotted a man herding animals towards the Cambodian-Vietnamese border. The suspect confessed that he was trying to sell the buffalos and was arrested. NOKORWAT

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