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So far, more than 5,000 families (victims) have lodged lawsuits against Tycoon Chea Saron and eight of his colleagues with Kampot provincial police and the provincial court to demand for their money lost when investing in a land project.
Kampot provincial court yesterday charged and jailed two men for attempting to kill a New Zealander residing in the province.
Kampot province police detained Bokor town deputy governor Kim Panha for alleged domestic violence against his wife after he appeared in court on April 25 over a complaint she filed.
Kampot provincial police arrested Chea Saron, who holds the honorific title Oknha, and his eight accomplices for alleged fraud perpetrated on over 2,000 families, bilking them out of nearly $40 million total through “scam” real estate projects.
Kampot provincial police are building a legal case against a man whose car rammed into four high school students, killing them on December 1. Provincial police chief Mao Chanmathurith said on December 26 that police would now refer the case to court as negotiations on civil compensation between the students’ parents and the offender’s representatives had failed.