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Cops find more than singing acts at KTV bar

| Publication date 30 March 2015 | 07:13 ICT

Cops find more than singing acts at KTV bar

Police in Takeo province busted a KTV parlour brothel after neighbours finally tired of living in a de facto red light district on Thursday.

According to police, complaints had been pouring in from locals, prompting police to pay the establishment a visit. Once there, in addition to the illicit services being offered, police also found some illicit drugs.

Cops arrested the madam and sent five workers to the social affairs department for education. NOKORWAT

Contact author: Cheang Sokha

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