Video footage of political analyst Kem Ley’s murder will be released to the public after a police investigation into the killing is finished, according to Phnom Penh Municipal Police chief Choun Savann. Closed-circuit television footage of the July 10 murder was seized by police from the gas station coffee shop immediately after Mr. Ley was shot there while drinking coffee and reading a newspaper.

Police also seized other evidence and rounded up eyewitnesses for questioning at the Chamkar Morn district police station. Speaking to Khmer Times yesterday, Mr. Sovann said the investigation into Mr. Ley’s murder was underway and that once the case was closed, all evidence would be released to the public.

“One-hundred percent of the evidence must be shown. Especially during the hearing. It must be shown to the public,” he said. “This case is under investigation, I cannot tell you whether we found the suspects, accomplices or someone staying behind. If I tell [you] now, it is wrong and it will affect our investigation,” Mr. Sovann said, adding that he did not have a timeline for when the preliminary investigation would be finished.

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