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Dream almost broken when Honda stolen

| Publication date 23 May 2017 | 07:13 ICT

Dream almost broken when Honda stolen

A Sihanoukville student was briefly separated from a cherished possession his Honda motorbike on Sunday when a trio of thugs swiped it from under his nose.

When the pupil noticed a tricksy trio making off with his beloved bike, he called out for help in chasing it down.

Local authorities tracked down two of the ne’er-do-wells, had them sent to court, and are on the lookout for clues in apprehending their pal.

The set of wheels was reunited with its rightful owner.

Koh Santepheap

Soth Koemsoeun

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