Nando's waitress hit with a plate in 'unprovoked' attack in London restaurant breaks her silence and claims she was 'grossly let down' by police
A Nando's waitress who was hit with a plate in an 'unprovoked' attack by a male customer claims she was 'grossly let down' by the police.
The female staff member broke her silence after the 'savage' assault took place in March at a branch in Stratford, London, with footage of the incident going viral this week after it was shared on X.
In a seven-minute video posted onto social media, she criticised the Met's response to the incident, stating that she as 'really disappointed and let down with what happened at the time with the police'.
She also spoke to camera in detail about what happened in the restaurant in the moments before she was struck and claimed the force had re-opened the investigation 'thanks to all the support and the attention it [the video] has been receiving online'.
The woman said: 'I don't think the situation would have garnered as much attention as it has, but the support has been overwhelming.
'So with all the attention that the video has gotten and seeing everything in the news about violence against women, violence against young women, the violence against girls, I think it's important to speak up about what actually took place.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13778167/Nandos-waitress-attack-restaurant-police.html
A Nando's waitress who was hit with a plate in an 'unprovoked' attack by a male customer claims she was 'grossly let down' by the police.
The female staff member broke her silence after the 'savage' assault took place in March at a branch in Stratford, London, with footage of the incident going viral this week after it was shared on X.
In a seven-minute video posted onto social media, she criticised the Met's response to the incident, stating that she as 'really disappointed and let down with what happened at the time with the police'.
She also spoke to camera in detail about what happened in the restaurant in the moments before she was struck and claimed the force had re-opened the investigation 'thanks to all the support and the attention it [the video] has been receiving online'.
The woman said: 'I don't think the situation would have garnered as much attention as it has, but the support has been overwhelming.
'So with all the attention that the video has gotten and seeing everything in the news about violence against women, violence against young women, the violence against girls, I think it's important to speak up about what actually took place.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13778167/Nandos-waitress-attack-restaurant-police.html
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