Monitored couple in capital busted in raid, Police blotter, Phnom Penh Post

Phnom Penh had its own Bonnie and Clyde in the form of a drug-dealing couple who were arrested at the guesthouse that served as their HQ yesterday in Phnom Penh Thmey commune.

Investigators said they were aware of the long-running operation, and when they came to crack down and found the suspects with a large bag of drugs and paraphernalia.

The pushing pair were cuffed and sent to the district station.

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