The police stated that the circumstances described by the woman regarding the sexual actions against her were not confirmed. Despite this, a video has been published on the social network X, capturing the conflict. The video is accompanied by the following comment: “Several Latvians were returning home when they heard a local girl calling for help. She was being sexually harassed by some thugs. One of the Latvians simply approached the main offender and knocked him to the ground with one punch, after which he said: ‘That’s it’ / ‘The problem is solved.’” This video was also commented on by political scientist Ilze Ostrovska: “Actually, there should be a local consensus: as soon as someone hears cries for help, about thirty locals should gather and explain to the outsiders who is unnecessary here. There is no other way. But women should not walk alone at night in the park by the Opera.” Cardinal: Women have the right to move freely at any time of day. Even if a woman is alone on the street at night, it does not give anyone the right to touch her. It is strange that such a call — to obey rules imposed by outsiders — comes from a woman. Juris: I hope people are not so naive as to think this will solve anything. Let me tell you how this ends in Europe. Muslims are much better organized and more ruthless. They start tracking, punishing, and even killing those who try to resist. Resistance quickly disappears... Keep letting them in. Lauva: I agree 100%, except for the last sentence. Citizens of Latvia should continue to have the right to move freely, whenever and wherever they want, even walking at night in Imanta. This is our country and our human rights.