Woman filmed making regional remarks is receiving psychiatric treatment, police say
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At a glance
- Police in Kyrgyzstan’s Chuy region identified a woman filmed during a confrontation with a girl in Sokuluk district.
- The girl said the woman hit her with an umbrella and told her to live in Leylek, while demanding that she and others leave.
- Police said the woman is receiving treatment for a mental-health condition, while a local resident’s complaint over the incident remains under review.
Police in Kyrgyzstan’s Chuy region have identified the woman shown in a video during a confrontation with a girl walking along a street in Sokuluk district.
In the video circulated on social media, the girl says the woman hit her with an umbrella and told her, “Live in Leylek, why did you come here?” The woman also demands that the girl and other people “go home” and uses profanities.
Live in Leylek, why did you come here?
The footage triggered a strong reaction online, with users calling for the woman to be held accountable. The Chuy regional police department said she is currently receiving treatment at a medical facility because of her mental-health condition.
A local resident who defended the girl recorded the incident and posted it online. He also filed a complaint with the Sokuluk district police department. Police said verification procedures are continuing.
Go home.
Originally published by 24.kg in Russian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.