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Japanese Pair Murder Taxi Driver in Bungled Robbery

 

Siem Reap: Two Japanese man stabbed a taxi driver in an attempt to steal his car. The incident occurred around 5 pm on the evening of March 17, 2019 in Siem Reap province.

Hout Sothy, deputy police chief of Siem Reap province, said that after the two men had tried to kill the victim, father of 4 Him Chand, 40, the owner tried to escape, but was left on the road where he died.

The two Japanese men managed to get around 300 metres, before the car crashed and they fled the scene.

The suspects, named as ISHIDA REIMON, a 24-year-old male and NAKA KUKI RYUJI, also 24, were quickly caught and taken to the Siem Reap police station.

Updates to follow.https://cne.wtf/2019/03/18/japanese-taxi-murder-update/

Update 19/3: https://cne.wtf/2019/03/19/japanese-men-charged-with-murder/

15 thoughts on “Japanese Pair Murder Taxi Driver in Bungled Robbery

  1. Dear Cambodians

    I pray for the happiness of the taxi driver who died.
    It is big news in Japan.
    When I went to Cambodia before, many Cambodian people helped me.

    The Japanese should pay for their sins with life that such a tragedy would occur in Cambodia.

    As a Japanese, I apologize.

    from japanese

  2. Sincere Condolences to the family, relatives and friends of this man.
    This is an atrocious stupid crime committed by immature children.

    Dear Akitoshi Seki,

    Out of your words that might be sincere, please know that outside Japan actions count. If you want to apologize as a Japanese (which has no meaning), please help raise a fund in Japan for the family and relatives of that man. That would be called taking action and responsibility “as japanese”, not just “feel good” words.

    From a Gaijin living in Japan

  3. I am Japanese. I express my condolences to the victims’ families.
    I would like two criminals to go to death, but there seems to be no death penalty in Cambodia. Work the two in a prison in Cambodia for a lifetime and pay all labor wages to the victims’ families. The two were enlisted in the Japanese army but were unqualified and fired. It is unknown whether you can work or not, but please strictly give instructions.

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