Phnom Penh Post - Downside of gambling: being lectured by cops
Five women’s vice caught up with them in Battambang province’s eponymous town on Saturday when they were arrested for running an illegal lottery.
Authorities say the group of gals was infamous in the area for their illicit pastime, so they were busted and brought to the police station where officers warned them about the downsides of gambling.
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