Poipet City Police crack down on thieves, break 11 motorbike keys, seize 25 motorbikes, and call on the original owners to verify their ownership.

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Banteay Meanchey: Following the orders of Brigadier General Soeum Sarith, Banteay Meanchey Provincial Police Commissioner, on September 30, 2026, the provincial criminal investigation team and the Poipet City Police Inspectorate, led by Lieutenant Colonel Prom Piseth, City Police Inspector, launched a crackdown operation and arrested a total of 11 suspects (1 female) in connection with aggravated theft (slitting and breaking doors) and active theft in the area, seizing a total of 25 motorbikes.

Lieutenant Colonel Mao Chhuon, Deputy Inspector General of the Criminal Division, said that according to the investigation and investigation, 7 suspects were the perpetrators of the theft and 4 others were buyers of the proceeds of theft without documents (including Yin Sothea and Pov Sreyhim, also known as Chephim). Currently, the 11 suspects are being questioned and sent to a specialized office to build a case and send it to the court for legal action.

On Wednesday, the Poipet Police Department also notified and urged citizens who have lost their motorbikes in the past. To quickly bring relevant documents to be verified at the Poipet Police Station to receive their property back, while three motorcycles have been verified as compliant and are ready to be returned to their original owners.

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Article: Bun Samnang/DapNews

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