Phnom Penh Post - Official is now officially hungry for revenge
Hunger can be a dangerous distraction, as a district chief in Svay Rieng province’s Svay Tiep district found out when he left the keys in his moto before entering a noodle restaurant on Monday.
Police say the 55-year-old went in to eat Chinese food, but his dinner was only half gone when he looked out to see his ride was totally gone.
Instead of leaving the restaurant a bad Yelp review, the official reported the theft to the police who are searching for suspects.
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