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05-24-2026, 10:50 AM
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Local Community Security Guard VS Tuk-Tuk Driver
Cambodia. A physical altercation and outbreak of violence occurred between a Sihanoukville community security guard and a local tuk-tuk driver on the morning of April 23, 2026. Following the violent roadrage, the community security guard demanded financial compensation from the tuk-tuk driver for damages/injuries. The tuk-tuk driver agreed to pay a settlement fee to resolve the matter and close the case out of court. The exact amount of money paid remains undisclosed to the public. |
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05-25-2026, 09:47 AM
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Re: Local Community Security Guard VS Tuk-Tuk Driver
Tsk tsk to the tuk tuk driver. I like how the guard got that last shot in. |
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06-25-2026, 05:15 PM
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Re: Local Community Security Guard VS Tuk-Tuk Driver
Those two fukkkken chinos can not throw down for shit. They always like to attack in groups with kicks. At the docks, they never fukkked with me after several confrontations. My German friends and I always kept an eye on our boats because we knew they would try to take out their anger on our property. That is the Chino way. The chino mentality is to take cheap-ass shots at you when you are not watching. Chinos are very dangerous because they keep their anger boiling inside and just waiting for their chance to really cause damage. Fukkkken them all. |