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Tripping trespasser falls asleep on escape

| Publication date 25 November 2016 | 08:34 ICT

Tripping trespasser falls asleep on escape

A drug-addled delinquent was arrested by police after jumping the gate of a local school in Phnom Penh yesterday for unknown reasons.

The high man presumably wanted to get even higher, and so decided to climb up a fence. Unfortunately for him, however, the security guard pegged him for a thief and called police.

The loaded loiterer managed to escape temporarily, but apparently had a few more drugs than he could manage: cops found him unconscious nearby and took him for further questioning.

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