Factory Worker Arrested in Central Market Jewelry Heist, Nearly $400,000 in Valuables Stolen
Phnom Penh police have arrested a factory worker suspected of breaking into a jewelry stall at the Central Market and stealing valuables worth nearly $400,000. Some recovered items have been returned to the owner.
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