All she wanted was to head home after a long day of work. Instead, this beer lady became a victim of an attack after allegedly refusing to play drinking games with some customers last Sunday (Feb 26). The woman surnamed Lin told Shin Min Daily News that she had finished her shift at the coffee shop at Block 630 Ang...
A fight broke out between two men and a beer lady after the latter refused to play drinking games with them.Instead, this beer lady became a victim of an attack afterThe woman surnamed Lin told Shin Min Daily News that she had finished her shift at the coffee shop at Block 630 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4. She had already changed her clothes and was having drinks with her friend there.
"There were a few middle-aged men drinking at the table next to ours, and they asked if we wanted to play some games with peanuts. I didn't want to join them so I moved to another table," recalled the 44-year-old.Wanting to head home, Lin eventually asked her friend to stop playingAnother man at the table joined in.In a video seen by Shin Min Daily News, one of the men hit Lin, causing her to fall to the ground. Another man continued to hit her while she was on the floor.
One of them also slapped Lin across the face and stepped on her chest. The woman also told the Chinese daily that one of them hit her in the head with a chair.Although she did not seek medical attention immediately after the incident, police officers called an ambulance to take her to the hospital the next day as she was in great pain while trying to make a police report.Lin's friend also didn't escape unscathed from the attack.
Eventually, a few members of the public helped the employee to pin the man down, with subsequent videos showing police officers arriving at the scene. The police told The Straits Times that a 45-year-old man was arrested for affray. The supermarket employee, 30, sustained minor injuries but refused to be taken to the hospital.
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