Phnom Penh Post - Thief caught, arrested in middle of burglary
One man had the starring role in security camera footage that led to his arrest in Phnom Penh’s Choam Chao commune yesterday.
A house owner told police that he locked his house - recently outfitted with mobile-ready security cameras - before going to work at the market.
While checking the camera feed on his phone, the owner saw the suspect breaking into a window and called police, who nabbed the thief in due time.
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