@Ashy_slashee Farewell and adieu to you, fair Spanish ladies. Farewell and adieu, you ladies of Spain. For we’ve received orders for to sail back to Boston. And so nevermore shall we see you again.
@overlistener@PeetAud Waarschijnlijk heb je de schijn tegen. Als je in staat het om tegen je eigen zoon te liegen, zoals beschreven in he column, zal dat bij een relatief onbekende nog makkelijker gaan.
@SanderSassen Ik sta volledig achter het idee dat vrouwen zich moeten kunnen verdedigen tegen geweld.
Maar wat als jij peperspray in je gezicht krijgt en vervolgens je IPhone kwijt bent?
@mdgeus @Nasanne2 @JeroenAkkermans "Het stadsfestival, dat zo'n 80.000 bezoekers over drie dagen trekt, is afgelast. Het thema was diversiteit."
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How dare she serve him without hijab on in London
The incident happened in March this year in Stratford, London.
A man, woman and child seated at a corner table of the restaurant as they wait for their meals.
A waitress then approaches to serve up their food, but as she places it on the table, the man leans over and smashes an empty plate in her face.
She quickly steps back and walks away as the man shouts after her.
Meanwhile, the woman at the table leans forward to stop him. Moments later, they get up with the child and make a quick exit.
A woman believed to be the employee in the video has since opened up about what happened.
She claimed: "The police were present at the time, I reported it to them, and they let him go without taking his details or checking the CCTV.
"I filed a complaint against the officers and their supervisor got back to me and essentially said 'they’re humans and made a mistake'."
The Metropolitan Police said: "We are aware of a video circulating online showing an incident in a branch of Nando's in Stratford which took place in March.
"A report of assault was made to police at the time of the incident, however, it appears this was not progressed promptly by officers.
"We are working to establish why this happened and accept this is not the level of service Londoners should rightfully expect from the Met.
"We have since made contact with the victim and a statement has been taken – we will endeavour to keep her updated with the progress of this investigation.
"There has been no arrest and enquiries are ongoing to locate the man involved."
"We reported it to the police immediately and have supported our colleague since.
"We will not tolerate this kind of behaviour, the safety of our colleagues and customers is our priority."