Phnom Penh Post - Two of 10 rock throwers hauled to the station
Three thugs found themselves falling behind in the fast-paced lifestyle of Phnom Penh gangsters when they were caught after a brawl early yesterday.
Police making the rounds in Chamkarmon district noticed 10 punks in the middle of a rock fight so came to crack down.
All the ruffians fled on their motorbikes, minus the trio who wiped out and were then arrested.
Their ride was held, and they were hauled to headquarters to wait for family members to pick them up and take them home.
Koh Santepheap
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