An Italian judge’s ruling that sexual harassment doesn’t occur until 10 seconds have passed has caused outrage and prompted a trend on social media of Italians groping themselves to show just how long that is.
Surveillance video reportedly shows an Amazon delivery driver groping a manager at Rumi's Kitchen in Washington, D.C. on April 21. doesn’t occur until 10 seconds have passed has caused outrage and prompted a trend on social media of Italians groping themselves to show just how long that is. " actor Paolo Camili said in a comment to Fox News Digital."Some think that it's a very short time, that it's nothing, that it happens by chance...
The student said she was walking up a staircase when a janitor pulled her trousers down and touched her buttocks and grabbed her underwear. A prosecutor asked for a three-and-a-half-year prison sentence for the crime. The janitor admitted to groping the student without consent but insisted it was a joke, and the judge acquitted the man and claimed the incident"did not constitute a crime," shocking many of the country's youth and drawing outrage.
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