Phnom Penh Post - Clumsy dancer gets a beating at pagoda party
A victim with two left feet was beat down by a quartet with four right hands after an altercation on the dance floor in Banteay Meanchey on Tuesday.
The injured party allegedly stepped on some toes during a dance at a pagoda, leading to an unsanctimonious assault later that night.
The victim’s father reported the violence, and the four ne’er-do-wells were rounded up and sent to provincial court to await charges.
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