Calling it a set up makes no sense. The lobby area was crowded with a lot of young women and girls, not just the black woman who made the video but also the woman who was demanding a refund.
Are they all lying? Every woman and child who was in the female area?
What would have happened if a member of staff went to check? Which is what should have happened when the women complained.
All this demanding extra proof and the assumption they must be lying despite numerous women saying this is what happened sounds a lot like a Sharia court set up.
As for no police report. What incentive is there to report when California has made voyeurism and indecent exposure legal and any woman that tries to report is treated like this?
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Linda says her upset over the incident led her to a local LAPD precinct, where she attempted to file a complaint about what had happened. But rather than being of any assistance, the LAPD attempted to put the blame on her as a mother.
“This [officer] came out of the back room to talk to me and after listening to my story said ‘why would you bring your daughter to a spa like that in the first place? Why did you put her in that situation?’ And that was just horrible. I felt like I had just been punched in the stomach and I started crying again trying to explain that it’s a Korean Spa and it’s normal in that culture.”
Linda says she left the police station dejected, “I just felt shame and I just figured there was absolutely nothing I could do. Like I had no legal rights. So, I just tried to forget about it. Shortly after, the pandemic and lockdown hit and I really didn't think about it again until that viral video came out this past week.”