Man, who allegedly harassed ABC Brickworks hawkers, fired by security firm
He has been terminated from his place of employment.
According to the Shin Min Daily News report, a man was accused of harassing hawkers at the ABC Brickworks Market & Food Centre. The alleged perpetrator allegedly made unreasonable demands and took photos of their stalls as a form of threat, demanding a soup refill without buying anything and accusing owners of being rude. The incidents occurred three times, with the man allegedly approaching stall owners while they were busy preparing food.
The man was reportedly around 60 years old and was wearing a security company uniform. Amber Regency, the security firm where the man worked, stated that they took the matter very seriously and launched an internal investigation upon learning of the incident. The company terminated the man's employment for serious misconduct, refusing to tolerate employees harassing, insulting, intimidating, or engaging in inappropriate behavior towards the public.
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