Countless times poor men are blamed for what they really did not do… and most times it feels horrible to see that happen.
Some men on the other hand do get lucky and this man is one among many.
A young has narrated a traumatic experience he had in the hand of a young lady who tried to frame him for sexual assault if it wasn’t for a CCTV that saved the moment.
This story was shared by a Facebook user who narrated:
“Met This chick at a house party in Melville South Africa. She said I was handsome and started following me as I mingled with folks. I didn’t pay any attention to it until I walked towards the hallway looking for the bathroom.
When I opened my new of doors it was a bedroom, she shoves me in and quickly slammed the door, locked it, and hit the lights. I wasn’t feeling her like that so I pushed her off me and tell her to chill.
She kept trying to kiss me and I then overpowered her and turned on the lights. I told her I’m not feeling her like that and to back off. I unlocked the door and when I came out of the bedroom sweating and angry her girlfriends were in the hallway.
They said where is she? She then comes out of the room screaming “he tried to rape me!!” Immediately these guys started jumping me. I was screaming she came at me!! I started fighting for who I could.
The police were called and the chic was crying and screaming! They show up and handcuff me then started manhandling me.
The owner of the house came running out screaming “where did this happen?” She screamed “in the first room before the bathroom” he then said I have a camera in there that’s my office! The camera records videos and audio let me show you officers.
The chick immediately stopped crying. As I stood there in cuffs, I waited for them to come back. When they did, the officer said uncuff him and arrest her! The men I was fighting immediately apologized. That was my last party on the 16th of December 2019.”
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