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Lawyer tells court that seized $2.2 mil belonged to South Korean company


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The Supreme Court yesterday held a trial in absentia of two South Koreans who were sentenced by the Siem Reap Provincial Court on October 1 last year to two years in jail each for attempting to bring into Cambodia $2,200,000 in cash in July 2019. The seized cash was ordered to be put in the State budget together with the $15,000 fine each imposed by the lower court.

 

Judge Chaing Sinath identified the two accused as  Song Hyunhoo, 46; and Yoon Wongi, 34; both South Koreans working in a Korean company based in South Korea. Both men were charged with “laundry” under Articles 23 and 27 of the Law on Anti-Money Laundering and Financing.

 

The two accused could not attend their trial due to the Covid-19 lockdown in Siem Reap and were represented by their lawyer Hun Piseth who told the court that the seized money belonged  to a Korean company named “CNC Co LTD” based in South Korea. He said both the accused were employees of the company.

 

read more https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50940919/lawyer-tells-court-that-seized-2-2-mil-belonged-to-south-korean-company/

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