(2)Police question hostage-takers in Siem Reap incident

(2)Police question hostage-takers in Siem Reap incident

SIEM REAP, Cambodia - Cambodian police question June 17 one of the four men (R) who stormed into the Siem Reap International School June 16 and took children and teachers hostage, many of them foreigners.

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