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video of hk livestreaming gal tio molested in mtr
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guess the molester race?
soon to happen in cecapore
Famous ceca neh
Looked like she enjoyed it.
CECA again...
Already happened in Tuas West...worse than HK...
https://www.todayonline.com/singapo...aduct-near-tuas-west-road-mrt-station-1842236
Must be a ruse to stir anti maharaj feeling on dumb cina brain
Have u ever seen MTR got so few people?
pap censor all ceca misbehavior news
And the camera never wavered. Or dropped.
Girls are molested and sexually abused in offices all the time normally by bosses who pay them their salaries. Because of debt trap in PAP society, no reportd made and they just continue as usual.
Temple aunties also say to moi, good fo work in temole despite low pay. At least, no handy panky kar Chow at temple
Hong Kong police launch probe after Korean visitor molested while live-streaming in Central for her solo travel blog
Hong Kong police have launched an investigation after a Korean visitor was molested by a man while she was live-streaming for her solo travel blog in Central on Sunday night.
A viral 60-second online clip recorded during her live stream shows the woman’s ordeal began when she was approached by a man near a tram stop in Central.
The visitor, in Hong Kong for the first time, attempted to get rid of him, but he kept on pestering her and placed his arm on her shoulder as she walked along.
As they reached an entrance of Central MTR station, the man grabbed her arm and said in English: “Come with me.”
She tried pushing him away while pleading repeatedly in English: “Please don’t hold my arm.”
The live-streamer continued to resist the man’s advances, but he followed her.
Once down the station steps, he forcefully pressed her against a wall, and said: “I’m alone.” And again: “Come with me.”
She repeatedly resisted and cried out: “I’m not alone.”
Concerned live-stream viewers urged her to run and call police. Some internet users who watched the clip later said they would report the incident to police.
The woman tried to protect herself while the man appeared to grab her chest and hold her for about 10 seconds before attempting to kiss her face, then released her and left.
In a state of panic, the woman called out for help as she proceeded towards the MTR station turnstiles, all captured by her camera.
After the incident, the woman travelled to Macau and live-streamed from her hotel on Monday evening. She talked about bruises she sustained in the incident, and that she would return to Hong Kong on Wednesday.
“The bruises became worse actually, he held me too tight,” she said.
The woman said her experience in Hong Kong would not influence any future visits.
“That’s the guy’s fault. It’s not Hong Kong’s fault,” she said while sipping a glass of red wine, adding she would return when the chance came.
She spoke in Korean, English and Mandarin during the live broadcast on Monday evening, which more than 500 people watched.
A police spokesman said the force had taken notice of the online video and attempted to contact the woman for further information.
Police also received reports from the public about the clip.
The Central district crime squad is looking into the case.
Hong Kong police have launched an investigation after a Korean visitor was molested by a man while she was live-streaming for her solo travel blog in Central on Sunday night.
A viral 60-second online clip recorded during her live stream shows the woman’s ordeal began when she was approached by a man near a tram stop in Central.
The visitor, in Hong Kong for the first time, attempted to get rid of him, but he kept on pestering her and placed his arm on her shoulder as she walked along.
As they reached an entrance of Central MTR station, the man grabbed her arm and said in English: “Come with me.”
She tried pushing him away while pleading repeatedly in English: “Please don’t hold my arm.”
The live-streamer continued to resist the man’s advances, but he followed her.
Once down the station steps, he forcefully pressed her against a wall, and said: “I’m alone.” And again: “Come with me.”
She repeatedly resisted and cried out: “I’m not alone.”
Concerned live-stream viewers urged her to run and call police. Some internet users who watched the clip later said they would report the incident to police.
The woman tried to protect herself while the man appeared to grab her chest and hold her for about 10 seconds before attempting to kiss her face, then released her and left.
In a state of panic, the woman called out for help as she proceeded towards the MTR station turnstiles, all captured by her camera.
After the incident, the woman travelled to Macau and live-streamed from her hotel on Monday evening. She talked about bruises she sustained in the incident, and that she would return to Hong Kong on Wednesday.
“The bruises became worse actually, he held me too tight,” she said.
The woman said her experience in Hong Kong would not influence any future visits.
“That’s the guy’s fault. It’s not Hong Kong’s fault,” she said while sipping a glass of red wine, adding she would return when the chance came.
She spoke in Korean, English and Mandarin during the live broadcast on Monday evening, which more than 500 people watched.
A police spokesman said the force had taken notice of the online video and attempted to contact the woman for further information.
Police also received reports from the public about the clip.
The Central district crime squad is looking into the case.
pap ceca do same in singapore during newyeareve every year and pap police close eye to protect the pap favourite people
No point spoiling the festivities. Let people have some fun.
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