Heng Peo, right, 47, the former police commissioner of Phnom Penh, sits next to a police officer, left, waiting inside the Phnom Penh Municipal Court, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Wednesday, March 21, 2007. A Cambodian court on Wednesday acquitted a former police chief of charge of abducting four South Korean nationals for ransom. (AP Photo/Stringer)Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Heng Pov's latest photo during his court appearance
Heng Peo, right, 47, the former police commissioner of Phnom Penh, sits next to a police officer, left, waiting inside the Phnom Penh Municipal Court, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Wednesday, March 21, 2007. A Cambodian court on Wednesday acquitted a former police chief of charge of abducting four South Korean nationals for ransom. (AP Photo/Stringer)
It seems Heng Pov's suit is sleek and new, his hair properly combed, although he looks grim and his hands are cuffed.
ReplyDeleteI followed the development of his story all this time, but I have to say I don't know if I should feel sorry for him, or I should say he deserved it.
All in all, I think his hands do have blood. No high ranking official of this government - and I mean NO ONE - has a clean hand. More or less, Heng Pov deserves this, and maybe much more.
He's look better with this uniform.
ReplyDeleteHENG POV, MY PAL. I MISS YOU. PLEASE TAKE OF PRINCESS RANARITH TOO, HE WILL COME JOIN YOU SOON. HOPE HE WOON'T CONFUSE YOU AS LA PHALLA. SLEEP TIGHT.
ReplyDeleteWhile the law in Cambodia is always black white and from white to black. Therefore there will be no chance for Mr Heng Pov to have his justice. I supported him all the time. May God Bless him.
ReplyDelete