Too much TV proves the downfall of young thief, Police blotter, Phnom Penh Post

A 21-year-old decided to give burglary another go after getting away with a television and some cash in his maiden attempt.

The cretinous criminal decided to steal yet another TV and more cash from a rental house in the capital’s Por Sen Chey district on Friday.

He was halted by the owner’s neighbours as he was lugging the bulky appliance away, earning himself some much-deserved, if entirely illegal, punches and kicks before being sent to the police station.

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