Thread: Hun Sen fined for not wearing helmet

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has been fined by Koh Kong province’s police for not wearing a helmet during his motorbike ride last week and after he apologised to the public for his mistake.

According to a receipt for acts of violating the road traffic law issued by Sre Ambel district traffic policeman Sun Nem, dated June 18, he monitored a motorcycle rider named Hun Sen who violated article 6 of the traffic law and was fined 15,000 riel (130 baht), the Khmer Times reported on Thursday.

“Please go to pay the bill at Phnom Penh,” Nem said.....

Hun Sen fined for not wearing helmet | Bangkok Post: news

Originally Posted by Hans Mann

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has been fined by Koh Kong province’s police for not wearing a helmet during his motorbike ride last week and after he apologised to the public for his mistake.

According to a receipt for acts of violating the road traffic law issued by Sre Ambel district traffic policeman Sun Nem, dated June 18, he monitored a motorcycle rider named Hun Sen who violated article 6 of the traffic law and was fined 15,000 riel (130 baht), the Khmer Times reported on Thursday.

“Please go to pay the bill at Phnom Penh,” Nem said.....

Hun Sen fined for not wearing helmet | Bangkok Post: news

One rule for one.

Originally Posted by Briano123

Originally Posted by Hans Mann

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has been fined by Koh Kong province’s police for not wearing a helmet during his motorbike ride last week and after he apologised to the public for his mistake.

According to a receipt for acts of violating the road traffic law issued by Sre Ambel district traffic policeman Sun Nem, dated June 18, he monitored a motorcycle rider named Hun Sen who violated article 6 of the traffic law and was fined 15,000 riel (130 baht), the Khmer Times reported on Thursday.

“Please go to pay the bill at Phnom Penh,” Nem said.....

Hun Sen fined for not wearing helmet | Bangkok Post: news

One rule for one.

Er.... what?

Hmmmmm. A bit hard to believe.
Hard to believe a Cambodian cop would stop him, as he is certainly recognisable, and even if not recognised, per se, would have been dressed clearly as a VIP.

I suspect he's deliberately making a point against the Opposition leader.

I call staged.

Imagine a cop pulling a helmetless Chan Ocha over!!!!!!

Not gonna happen...they're trying to catch him, but he was too fast....

Yeah, definitely a publicity stunt designed to say "Hey Opposition Leader, let us arrest you. See, EVEN I am not above the law".

Either that or it's a poke at Prayut for the time he rode without a helmet.