Woman strips to avoid paying for meal | Inquirer News

Woman strips to avoid paying for meal

/ 08:04 PM April 26, 2015

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KUALA LUMPUR — An unidentified woman stripped off her clothes to avoid paying for a meal worth around 18 Malaysian ringgit in Petaling Street here.

The woman went to a chicken rice restaurant with a man around 3 p.m. on Thursday.

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A nearby stall owner identified only as Wong said the woman had two plates of chicken rice before trying to leave without paying.

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“When the restaurant operator tried to stop her, she denied having eaten there.

“However, she was shown a CCTV recording of her eating in the restaurant, so she started stripping to avoid paying,” said Wong, who runs a jewelry stall beside the restaurant.

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The almost two-minute-long video of the woman taking off her top was uploaded on YouTube a few hours after the incident but has since been taken down.

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Witnesses said the woman’s companion, described as a Caucasian, got into a scuffle off camera with the restaurant operator when she was not allowed to leave.

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The duo reportedly fled when policemen arrived at the scene.

The video caused a stir on social media.

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While it is unclear as to the reason of her argument, she shouts, “don’t do this to me,” and “what is your problem, I pay you” at the restaurant operator as she takes off her clothes.

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