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Six suspects sent to court over alleged cable theft in Mondulkiri

The case concerns alleged theft from a restricted site and more than 90 kilograms of cable.

Wednesday 4 November · 15:54 · 1 min read

In 30 seconds

  • Police arrested six people on November 1 at a restricted site in O Reang district, Mondulkiri. [1][2]
  • Police said they seized four bundles of cable weighing 92 kilograms and other items. [2]
  • The six suspects were sent to the Mondulkiri Provincial Court for legal proceedings. [1][2]

What happened

Police arrested six suspects on November 1 at a restricted area in O Reang district, Mondulkiri, over the alleged theft of electrical cable. Kohsantepheap Daily reported that police seized four bundles weighing 92 kilograms, along with a motorbike, tools and phones. On November 4, Kampuchea Thmey reported that police sent the suspects to the provincial court; an arrest or charge is not a finding of guilt.

Why it matters

The alleged theft took place at a site police had closed after an operation against online scam activity. The court will handle the case through legal procedures; the sources do not report a court decision.

Background

Kampuchea Thmey said the site was part of a former online-scam facility. Police said the suspects also admitted to other thefts, but that claim has not been established by a court in the reports.

Key terms
Restricted area
A place closed off or controlled by authorities, where entry is limited.
Provincial court
A court that handles legal cases at the provincial level.
Timeline
  1. November 1, 2026 Police arrested six suspects at a restricted site in O Reang district.
  2. November 4, 2026 Kampuchea Thmey reported that police sent the suspects to the provincial court.

Sources (2)

[1] Kampuchea Thmey សមត្ថកិច្ចខេត្តមណ្ឌលគិរី បញ្ជូនជនសង្ស័យ៦នាក់ទៅតុលាការ ករណីលួចកាត់ខ្សែភ្លើង 4 Nov [2] Kohsantepheap Daily សមត្ថកិច្ច​ខេត្តមណ្ឌលគិរី ឃាត់ខ្លួន​ជនសង្ស័យ៦​នាក់ ករណី​លួច​កាត់​ខ្សែភ្លើង​នៅ​តំបន់​បិទ​ខ្ទប់ 3 Nov

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