Phnom Penh Post - Motorists not fine after attempt to avoid fine
In yet another hapless road accident, three men were injured after attempting to evade – not a dog – but the police. The trio were riding on a motorbike, sans helmets, along a road in Kep on Sunday when they found themselves confronted with a traffic inspection ahead.
In a bid to avoid being fined, the men attempted to turn back, only to crash into a much more menacing makeshift trailer travelling the other way. The victims were sent to the hospital while their vehicles were impounded.
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