Chinese men held for illegal gambling

May 8, 2017

Chinese men held for illegal gambling

Khy Sovuthy / Khmer Times

Two Chinese men were arrested by Preah Sihanouk provincial police on Saturday for involvement in an illegal online gambling operation.

Provincial police chief Chuon Narin identified them as Wu Canrui, 28, and Chen Jiazhou, 22. They were apprehended in Sihanoukville.

“We arrested them for illegal online gambling,” Mr Narin said, adding they will appear at the provincial court today.

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