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A Thai woman in Poipet, Cambodia foiled a bag-snatching attempt and recovered her possessions. This comes after nine similar thefts involving Thai citizens were reported to local police, with no successful arrests so far. Both Thai and Cambodian individuals working in Poipet have been theft victims recently.

 

This led to a meeting on July 10 between officials from both countries to discuss crime prevention strategies. Unfortunately, these measures weren't implemented on time, leading to another bag-snatching incident on July 11 involving a Thai woman.

 

The woman claimed that while in a car with coworkers, a Cambodian thief tried to steal her handbag. She resisted, and although her bag tore during the struggle, the thief eventually gave up and fled the scene on his motorcycle. The thief's face was revealed throughout the incident, and the victim asserts that she and her coworkers can identify him.

 

 

A Thai man was also robbed on July 10. He shared his experience on social media, claiming a loss of approximately 140,000 baht (around $4185) in cash and three mobile phones. Additionally, he sustained injuries including bruises on his arms and legs.

 

Another Thai couple reported being attacked by the same gang on July 7. According to their account, the couple was knocked off their motorcycle by the thieves who then stole their belongings and fled. The couple did not disclose what was stolen but shared pictures of the injuries they sustained during the attack on social media.

 

Despite the victim reports and complaints filed with local law enforcement, the gang remains at large. Due to continued thefts, the local Thai community in Cambodia has lost faith in the local police's ability to arrest and stop the criminals.

 

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-- 2024-07-12

 

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