Cops bust drug-dealing barista at coffee shop, Police blotter, Phnom Penh Post

Locals had been getting more than a caffeine kick at a local Kandal coffee shop, police discovered on Tuesday.

Cops in Mok Kampol district were acting on a tip from locals when they burst into the shop and searched a suspicious-looking 17-year-old.

Sure enough, they found nine small bags of drugs, one big one and zero bags of tea. The teen slinger has been slung onward to court.

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Contact author: Bun Sengkong

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