Phnom Penh Police Arrest 5 Suspects in Drug and Violence Case Following Hotline Tip
Phnom Penh police have arrested five suspects involved in a drug use and violence case at a condominium on October 12, following a report via the public Hotline. Illegal drugs and electronic cigarettes were seized from the scene.
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