A woman found guilty in DJ Soda’s sexual harassment investigation, “I was so happy that I touched her chest and kissed her”
A Japanese woman voluntarily attended the investigation of DJ Soda’s sexual harassment incident.
According to Japanese media Asahi Newspaper, Japanese woman A was questioned by the police in relation to DJ Soda’s sexual harassment incident on August 23rd.
A, a 21-year-old office worker living in Mito, Ibaraki, voluntarily visited the Osaka Police Station and admitted to the sexual harassment charge during the investigation.
During the police investigation, A reportedly said, “When DJ Soda approached the audience, I was so happy that I touched her chest on the right side. I hugged her and kissed her on the shoulder. I was so happy that I crossed the line as a fan and touched her body”.
Earlier, DJ Soda confessed that she was sexually harassed by many audiences when performing at Music Circus Festival in Osaka, Japan on August 13th. She said, “People at today’s event kept touching my chest. Not one but several people did that. This incident had never happened before and I couldn’t believe that I actually experienced it. I think it would be hard for me to get closer to fans under the stage or in the front now.”
In response, the festival’s organizer TryHard Japan said, “We submitted photos and videos showing the scenes of DJ Soda’s incident to the police and filed complaints against two men and one woman for their indecent acts and assault without consent”. The police also responded, saying “We will proceed with an investigation based on the statements and videos of the incident scenes”.
The two men involved in this incident are both in their 20s. One is working part-time in Hannan City, Osaka, while the other is a university student living in Fukuoka. Before visiting the police station for questioning, the two appeared on a Youtube video and said, “We apologize for our inappropriate actions towards DJ Soda”. They admitted to all the charges during the police investigation and explained that they did not intend to do that.
Source: Wikitree
