The parties did not file complaints against each other
In an interview with Elvira Sultanmurat, a journalist from MediaHub, the girl spoke about the incident that, according to her, was the result of threats and aggressive actions from the young man.
According to her recollections, in the evening she and a friend were returning from a celebration with an acquaintance. When her friend got out of the car, she tried to do the same, but the acquaintance did not allow her to exit.
The girl noted that at first everything was peaceful, but soon the guy began to threaten her and claimed that he would "rape her," continuing to keep her in the vehicle despite her screams and pleas to be let go.
"He said he would rape me. I tried to resist, but he did not respond to my words," she shared.
"When he tried to kiss me, rage ignited within me, and I bit him. I didn't even imagine that it could lead to him losing his tongue," she added.
The girl emphasized that they did not have a romantic relationship.
"We were just acquaintances. Now, because of the rumors, it's hard for me to move around the city. I study in Manas and want everyone to know: I am not guilty," she said.
Recall that on November 8, a 26-year-old young man was admitted to the Manas hospital with injuries to his tongue and lower lip. He told the medical staff that he sustained the injuries "during a kiss."
It later became clear that the young man decided not to file a complaint with the police. Law enforcement noted that both parties have no claims against each other, but the investigation will continue.
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