Colombian woman confronts businessman she claims squeezed her bottom on a packed Sydney train 

‘You think that you can touch anyone!’ Young woman confronts businessman she claims squeezed her bottom on a packed Sydney train

  • A Colombian student accused a man of squeezing her backside on Sydney train
  • Video showed distressed woman chase alleged attacker through Central station 
  • ‘I thought it was something like a bag, but it was his hand,’ she said through tears
  • Man, calling himself John, appeared to claim it was a case of mistaken identity
  • ‘I saw it, it was the other guy. I saw her – another guy… I’ve got to go,’ he insisted 

This is the moment a young Colombian student confronts a businessman and accuses him of squeezing her backside on a busy train. 

Video captured Annie chasing her alleged attacker through the concourse of Sydney’s Central Station during the peak-hour commute on Monday.

‘I was on the train and he touched my butt. I thought it was something like a bag, but it was his hand,’ Annie told A Current Affair through tears.

‘He ran away and nobody helped me.’ 

This is the moment a young Colombian student confronts a businessman and accuses him of squeezing her backside on a busy train

The man, who called himself John, appeared to claim it was a case of mistaken identity and said: ‘I saw it, it was the other guy. I saw her – another guy.’

He continued to protest his innocence as Annie tried to restrain him, at one point putting him in a headlock.

‘It’s not me – I’ve got to go. I told you,’ John insisted.  

Annie shouted back: ‘You think that you can touch anyone.’

The man, who called himself John, protested his innocence as Annie tried to restrain him

The man, who called himself John, protested his innocence as Annie tried to restrain him

The incident unfolded during the peak-hour commute at Sydney's Central station on Monday morning (stock image) 

The incident unfolded during the peak-hour commute at Sydney’s Central station on Monday morning (stock image) 

A tradesman briefly intervened in the scuffle before John made a getaway to the city’s streets.  

‘I saw that he wanted to leave, and I said ”no”. [But] I was just with me… and I’m not strong,’ Annie said.

‘If I didn’t do something he would do it again.’ 

A police spokesman told Daily Mail Australia the footage was being examined by the NSW Police Transport Command and Annie has provided a statement.   

Investigations are continuing. 

A tradesman briefly intervened in the scuffle before John made a getaway to the city's streets

A tradesman briefly intervened in the scuffle before John made a getaway to the city’s streets

Annie has given a statement to police who are examining the footage (a train at Central station is pictured) 

Annie has given a statement to police who are examining the footage (a train at Central station is pictured) 

 

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