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LOOK: Chinese woman throws taho at cop detailed at MRT

By: - Reporter / @FMOrellanaINQ
/ 02:27 PM February 09, 2019

Chinese woman throws taho at MRT cop

Photo by Pau Mesias/Lyn

MANILA, Philippines — A Chinese woman was arrested after throwing taho (soy pudding) at a policeman detailed at the Metro Rail Transit line 3 (MRT-3) Boni station in Mandaluyong City on Saturday morning.

Police identified the woman as Jiale Zhang, 23.

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According to a Facebook post by netizen Pau Mesias, the woman threw her “taho” at Police Officer 1 William Cristobal when he stopped her from entering the station.

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“Sinita ka dhil bawal n mga DRINKS or any form of liquid sa MRT. Isa kang dayuhan mam, hindi ka mrunong rumespeto sna mahuli ka at ikulong,” Mesias said her post.

The MRT-3 management had recently prohibited commuters from bringing inside the station and trains bottled water and other liquids as directed by the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO).

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In a text message to INQUIRER.net, NCRPO director Guillermo Eleazar said he was still waiting for the incident report before possible complaints of disobedience or unjust vexation could be filed against the woman.

The Chinese woman was brought to a police community precinct in Mandaluyong City following the incident. /muf

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