Phnom Penh Post - Energizer bunny’s got nothing on capital crew
It turned out to be drugs that kept five men ticking long past midnight when they garnered the attention of constabulary on patrol in the capital’s Teuk Thla commune.
Noting that only ne’er-do-wells were out that late, police stopped the crew but found no evidence of wrongdoing.
A urine check, however, revealed they were all under the influence, and all were cuffed and taken to spend what remained of the evening in a holding cell.
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