Phnom Penh Post - Locals drop dime on dealing threesome
Concerned citizens craving a cleaner community called the cops on a crew of crystal meth users, who were arrested in the capital’s Tuol Kork district yesterday.
Villagers dropped the dime on two women and one man who were using meth in a nearby house, claiming they were becoming scared of the drug users.
Police came to crack down and hauled all three to the station.
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