PETALING JAYA:
The 25-year-old clerk who posted the apology in the social media via a video said she had made a mistake in reacting the way she did. “He touched on my pride and dignity which got me angry. As a woman, I had to stand and fight for myself. The situation would not have happened if my father, brother or a friend was there with me. If this had happened to any woman from your home, you would not have let it be. I know I made a mistake and I am very sorry. Please do not share the video. I am still young and I have a future.” she said.
Hours later, a guard lodged a police report and the woman was arrested by Subang Jaya police for questioning.
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