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27-09-2014, 11:10 PM
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'Dirty' women strip off on subway train
Shanghai Daily, September 26, 2014
Police are investigating an incident on a crowded Metro train in which two young women were filmed removing their clothes in what might have been a promotional stunt.
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'Dirty' women strip off on subway train.
A video of the public striptease appeared online yesterday.
While some passengers in the film seem to object to the women disrobing on the line 2 train, others take the opportunity to make home movies with their cellphones.
Later in the undated film, a man boards the train and approaches the pair, who by this time are down to their underwear. He bundles up their discarded clothes, makes one of the women write something in his notebook and gets back off. The women — who appear to be in their 20s — then put on new clothes taken from a bag and exit the train at the next stop.
One Internet user claimed that the stunt was part of a promotion for a laundry detergent and involved a total of 20 young women. In the film, the man who approaches the women is dressed in a uniform carrying the name of a detergent.
Police said that regardless of whether the stunt was contrived for promotional purposes, the people involved disrupted the public order and could face criminal charges.
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'Dirty' women strip off on subway train
Shanghai Daily, September 26, 2014
Police are investigating an incident on a crowded Metro train in which two young women were filmed removing their clothes in what might have been a promotional stunt.
http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20140926/7427ea210acc158efcb404.jpg
'Dirty' women strip off on subway train.
A video of the public striptease appeared online yesterday.
While some passengers in the film seem to object to the women disrobing on the line 2 train, others take the opportunity to make home movies with their cellphones.
Later in the undated film, a man boards the train and approaches the pair, who by this time are down to their underwear. He bundles up their discarded clothes, makes one of the women write something in his notebook and gets back off. The women — who appear to be in their 20s — then put on new clothes taken from a bag and exit the train at the next stop.
One Internet user claimed that the stunt was part of a promotion for a laundry detergent and involved a total of 20 young women. In the film, the man who approaches the women is dressed in a uniform carrying the name of a detergent.
Police said that regardless of whether the stunt was contrived for promotional purposes, the people involved disrupted the public order and could face criminal charges.
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.singsupplies.com/showthread.php?190850-Dirty-women-strip-off-on-subway-train&goto=newpost).