Phnom Penh Post - Revenge is a dish best served with a machete
Despite Cambodia’s tropical heat, a Kampong Speu province man served up some ice-cold revenge on Wednesday when he struck his rival down with a machete.
Spotting a man with whom he had feuded long ago driving alone in Odong district, the suspect swung at him with his blade.
The fallen fellow screamed out for help and officers soon showed up. They located the simmering swordsman the next day and slapped on the cuffs.
Koh Santepheap
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