I am so shocked by the ignorance of basic law I have seen in the comments for this case today. To briefly explain: 1) staff (including official employees of this company and outsourced or temporary employees) and security members do NOT have law enforcement authority. 2) Taking personal belongings, including a mobile phone, without consent from owner is equivalent to robbery. 3) The victim's counter-attack while the attack is ongoing is considered self-defense. It is very interesting that all the clips posted by Thai fans (this is a description of the reality I saw) just showed a "kick" on the staff. While this level of “kick” does not exceed the bounds of reasonable self-defense. Conversely, restricting personal freedom, slamming, choking, and excessive force (several staffs, both men and women vs a female around 20)—and people still say these are justified? Indeed, some positions have certain responsibilities and also so-called "power", but should you encourage "abuse" when it serves your own interests?
i know this company knows exactly what the crisis is, who has the big problem. It is not an issue of manner or common practice, it is a legal issue. that is why the lawyers run OT on Sunday.
Btw, as an entertainment company, trying to solve problem by “inciting confrontation” to get out from their responsibility of providing clear guidance and rules of onsite events, well done. And the “artist manager”, the “high-profile and unrestrained speech” is a good and professional example to show “Company Values” 🙂
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