A woman believed to be a Singapore Airlines (SIA) flight attendant is currently under arrest in Japan for allegedly shoplifting goods at a shopping mall.
In addition, local reports state that she reportedly bit a man when confronted.
The attendant has denied the charges against her, claiming that she was going to settle her bill.
On 6 Nov, the 33-year-old Singaporean allegedly shoplifted six items including bath towels and tote bags at a shopping mall in Narita City, Chiba Prefecture in Japan.
The items were worth approximately 10,000 yen (S$89.75), according to Yahoo Japan.
In addition, she reportedly assaulted a man at the mall during the robbery.
Japanese media outlet FNN reports that at the time of the incident, a 51-year-old security guard at the mall witnessed the alleged acts and attempted to stop her.
In retaliation, she bit him on the arm and is suspected of causing minor injuries.
Police in Japan have since placed her under arrest for her offences.
An SIA spokesperson told MS News that the woman is a staff member and has been arrested in Japan.
“As this matter is under investigation, we are unable to provide further comments,” the spokesperson added.
According to media reports, the woman had told police that she would have settled her bill later and denied stealing the items.
Source: FFN
As for the injuries she caused the security guard, the woman said she reacted as such because the guard had pinned her down.
“I bit him because I wanted him to let go of my neck,” she said.
A Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) spokesperson told 8world News that consular assistance is being provided to the Singaporean involved, in accordance with local laws.
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Featured image adapted from FFN.
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