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Batty District Governor Cracks Down on Illegal Gambling Den, Suspects Flee Leaving Behind 2 Motorcycles
Authorities in Batty District, Takeo Province, Cambodia, raided an illegal gambling den following local reports. Suspects fled the scene before police arrived, leaving behind two motorcycles. Local residents expressed support for the crackdown and called for continued security enforcement.
An illegal gambling den was raided in Batty District, Takeo Province, Cambodia, on the afternoon of September 16th. The operation was conducted following reports from local residents. The crackdown was led by Batty District Governor Say Vanna, who also heads the district's unified command committee, with the participation of members of the committee and the cooperation of the Batty District Gendarmerie. According to police sources at the scene, when authorities arrived, the group involved in gambling had already been alerted and fled into nearby forests and private residences. However, law enforcement officials confiscated two motorcycles that were left behind at the location. The two seized motorcycles are currently being temporarily held at the Batty District Gendarmerie Command. Investigations are underway to identify their owners and any involved parties. Legal proceedings will be initiated if any connection to criminal offenses is established. Local residents have expressed their support for the raid on the illegal gambling den and have urged authorities to strengthen ongoing surveillance and legal measures to maintain security, order, and safety for the community.
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Kampuchea Thmey Security