Incompetent crook shows company loyalty , Police blotter, Phnom Penh Post

A capital man learned the importance of choosing the proper getaway vehicle when he was arrested before boarding a bus belonging to the company he robbed bound for Siem Reap.

On December 18, a prominent tour company asked one of their employees to take $20,000 to their head office, but the man took the cash and bolted instead.

On Friday, the company owner spotted the thief boarding a company bus and called police to arrest his ex-employee. Police took him to the station for further legal action.

KAMPUCHEA THMEY

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