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Safety-first stop finds dangerous weapon

| Publication date 31 January 2014 | 06:57 ICT

Safety-first stop finds dangerous weapon

A traffic stop yielded more than a ticket for a Preah Vihear town man on Wednesday. Police said that officers tried to pull the man over for not wearing a helmet, but he refused to stop.

A high-speed chase ensued, with police ultimately catching the man. Thinking something was up, they searched the man and found an illegal gun hidden in his moto. KOH SANTEPHEAP

Contact author: Sen David

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