Mr. Chhay Keo Mony was previously involved in various scandals during his tenure as the District Police Inspector of Bati District. He has since been appointed as the Head of the Police Affairs Office at the Takeo Provincial Police Commissariat, where he is currently serving.

Takeo Province: Mr. Chhay Keo Mony was previously involved in various controversies with his colleagues while he was serving as the Chief of the Bati District Police Inspectorate. After his superiors removed him from the position of Bati District Police Inspector, Mr. Chhay Keo Mony was subsequently appointed as the Head of the Police Post Affairs Office at the Takeo Provincial Police Commissariat. It should be noted that, recently, it remains unclear what specific dispute Mr. Mean Vuttha, Chief of the Chambak Commune Administrative Police Post in Bati District, had with Mr. Chhay Keo Mony, Mr. Huot Sokun, Deputy Chief of the Bati District Police Inspectorate, and another individual. Mr. Mean Vuttha publicly posted a message on Facebook, stating: > “Mr. Inspector Chhay Keo Mony, former Chief of the Bati District Police Inspectorate and currently Head of the Police Post Affairs Office in Takeo Province, and Mr. Deputy Inspector Huot Sokun, as well as another superior of yours, must take responsibility for what happened to me.” Regarding the above case, members of the public have called on Mr. Maen Ly, Chief of the Takeo Provincial Police Commissariat, and especially Mr. Sar Sokha, Minister of the Ministry of Interior, to launch an investigation into the matter, particularly concerning discipline within the National Police Force. If any individual is found to have committed wrongdoing or violated the disciplinary regulations of the National Police Force, appropriate action should be taken in accordance with the applicable rules and regulations. Mr. Chhay Keo Mony could not be reached through Telegram for a detailed response or clarification regarding the above case. Sandeh is awaiting a detailed clarification from the relevant parties.