10th November 2020 – (Hong Kong) On 10th October, a bride who rented a Harlan’s Bar and Restaurant at The ONE shopping mall in Tsim Sha Tsui for a wedding dinner claimed that someone may have taken pictures of her changing in a dressing room equipped with only a sliding door without a lock. A man was found sitting with his back facing the dressing room She reported the incident to police. According to the police investigation, some said that no one took photos or videos of her while she was changing and there was no loss of property reported.
The case was classified as a dispute.
The restaurant responded that after receiving enquiries from the parties on the wedding banquet, they had arranged to look through the CCTV footage with the parties and did not find any relevant mischief. The restaurant also suggested that the person concerned should report to the police immediately, but the other party did not accept the suggestion due to her busy schedule. She requested the police to intervene on the next night (October 11th). The restaurant emphasised that it has provided wedding banquet services for many years and has never received the same type of complaint. It absolutely attaches great importance to the well-being of guests. It also pointed out that the incident has been handled by the police and it is inconvenient to comment.
