The Times of India
6 May 2008
PHNOM PENH: An Indian national has been remanded in custody after he allegedly rented a motorbike for two days and twice tried to sell it for a plane ticket home police said on Tuesday.
"Dhu Tait Parsad, 31, had rented the bike for $2 an hour and first tried to sell it for $750 and then $600," said Phoeurn Arun, chief of Siem Reap minor crime police.
Police investigated because the bike had no license plates and arrested Parsad, who had lived in Cambodia for a decade.
"He says he wanted money for a plane ticket home to India," Arun said.
Siem Reap is a northern tourist town, 400 km from the capital. It is the gateway to the famous Angkor Wat temple complex.
Under Cambodian law, Parsad can be detained for six months pre-trial and his attempt to sell the rented bikes could earn him five years in prison.
6 May 2008
PHNOM PENH: An Indian national has been remanded in custody after he allegedly rented a motorbike for two days and twice tried to sell it for a plane ticket home police said on Tuesday.
"Dhu Tait Parsad, 31, had rented the bike for $2 an hour and first tried to sell it for $750 and then $600," said Phoeurn Arun, chief of Siem Reap minor crime police.
Police investigated because the bike had no license plates and arrested Parsad, who had lived in Cambodia for a decade.
"He says he wanted money for a plane ticket home to India," Arun said.
Siem Reap is a northern tourist town, 400 km from the capital. It is the gateway to the famous Angkor Wat temple complex.
Under Cambodian law, Parsad can be detained for six months pre-trial and his attempt to sell the rented bikes could earn him five years in prison.
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