Well done to the host insisting they immediately put the "idiot" on camera.
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I didn't see the video in the article.
https://youtu.be/7-17P0KP-bc?si=DL8zlDUkqz_A54CL
This guy didn't even try to hide it. Then tries to scratch or tickle her head when leaving.
Jesus, that was even worse than I imagined, he literally had to reach over to grope her and then patted her like a dog. But at least the ending was good.
WTF just a random pervert decides groping someone on the street is appropriate?
A lot of Europe has problems with this sort of thing, pretty much every woman I know that's visited Italy has a story of having to flee an aggressive creep trying to grope and harass them. It's one of those problems that just hasn't been seriously addressed, people that bring it up are insulted and ignored, they say it's part of the national character for hot blooded boys to be boys...
I think it's starting to change as more youth are on more global communities like tiktok, they see that other people aren't having to put up with it and aren't accepting the excuses anymore.
It was strange to read an article about something recorded on video and see so many uses of "alleged" and "appears to". Then I watch the video--which, as a surprise twist, the article doesn't even include--to realize it's definitely not ambiguous!
Maybe Spanish libel laws are more strict than I'm used to, but that is some seriously cautious journalism!
Tomorrow's news: The play plays the victim on social media and his mum goes on a hunger strike in a church
It's almost funny how absolutely oblivious people like him are to their actions. Even if there wasn't a camera… he probably really thinks women are into this kind of harassment.
It takes a special kind of stupid to do this while knowing that your country is making international headlines after a govt (?) sports official kissed an unwilling player. May he get the book thrown at him hard.
Dennis Reynolds I presume
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