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Bavet Gets Hit With Nine Scam Site Raids, 312 Foreigners Detained Cambodian national police raided nine scam compound locations in Bavet, Svay Rieng on April 7, detaining 312 foreign nationals across five nationalities. Two of the sites were casinos, the other seven were traditional Cambodian homes. Authorities seized 150 all-in-one desktop computers, 505 phones, and four vehicles. Ringleaders have been referred to court while the rest face deportation. The next day, Cambodia's gambling commission revoked the license of Golden Galaxy Casino in Bavet over its connection to the scam operations.

04/04/2026 The Thai bandit group has continued to invade Cambodia. This Thai bandit group is very vicious.

$11.36 billion in crypto fraud losses in the US alone in 2025. It’ll be worth watching whether Cambodia’s crackdown on scam compounds puts a dent in next year’s numbers.

398 Foreign Nationals Detained in Raids Across Three Provinces Cambodian authorities hit four scam compound locations across Phnom Penh, Kep, and Banteay Meanchey on April 6 and 7, detaining 398 foreign nationals. The biggest haul was at Phnom Penh Galaxy Garden condo in Sen Sok, where 218 people were found running romance scams targeting Japanese victims and investment fraud aimed at Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Vietnam. Police seized fake Japanese police uniforms and ID cards. A second Sen Sok location, Borey Golden Key, turned up another 27. In Kep, 14 were picked up at a rented house. In Poipet, 139 were detained at the Orchid Casino and hotel, a four-story building with 52 rooms, the ground floor kitted out as a scam operation and the upper floors used as living quarters. The crackdown continues under Interior Minister Sar Sokha's direction as Cambodia pushes toward its April deadline to clean up the industry.

Chop Shop Bust Goes Sideways When the Whole Village Shows Up Police from Kampong Speu and Prey Veng tracked a stolen Hyundai truck to a chop shop dealer in Kongpisi district. The buyer, Keo Daro, 30, allegedly paid $1,600 for the stolen vehicle and flipped it for $2,300. When officers moved in to arrest him, a crowd of locals surrounded them and tried to physically block the detention. Police dispersed the mob and arrested three people total, including two who obstructed the operation. All three have been transferred to Prey Veng provincial police.

Message to people getting married to Thai women be careful welcome to Thailand Bangkok Noi district (เขตบางกอกน้อย), Bangkok — A 30-year-old wife, intoxicated, returned home around 3:00 a.m. but could not get inside. Enraged, she broke down the door, grabbed a knife, and stabbed her 63-year-old husband more than 10 times, killing him in the bedroom. Police took her into custody for questioning, but she remained heavily intoxicated and unable to give a coherent statement. Neighbors reported that around 3:00 a.m., they saw the woman trying to enter the house but failing, so she smashed the doorbell, climbed over the wall, and forced open another door to get inside. During that time, they heard the victim singing twice, then everything went silent. When police arrived, they found him lying in a pool of blood and detained the suspect at the scene. The incident has raised concern about loss of control while intoxicated. If you know you lose control when drunk, stop before it reaches this point.