The woman at the centre of the viral “What Yuh Know” video has taken her campaign a step further by filing a police report as she continues to call for the video to be removed from social media.
In a newly released image, she is seen holding what appears to be a police report receipt, saying she has formally reported the matter to the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service.
She has maintained that the widespread sharing of the video and the online ridicule that followed have caused her significant emotional distress. In previous statements, she appealed to content creators and social media users to stop reposting the clip and to end the mocking comments directed at her.
The latest development marks an escalation in her efforts, with the police report appearing to formalize her complaint as she seeks to have the viral content removed and the online harassment brought to an end.
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