Phnom Penh Post - Drugged-up man takes out rage on furniture
Another drug-fuelled freak-out caused a 19-year-old man’s arrest for destroying property in Pailin province’s O’Tavao commune on Tuesday.
Police received a complaint from a homeowner who said the suspect threw a rock through his roof, and then used it to attack his water jug and lamp.
Police blamed drugs for his furniture fury and sent the man to court.
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