WATCH: BBC reporter ‘accidentally’ grabs woman’s breast on live TV
Some on social media have called for the BBC to deal with the reporter who 'assaulted' a woman on live TV.
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BBC journalist Ben Brown has received criticism on social media after ‘accidentally’ grabbing a woman’s breast during a recent live TV interview.
In a video that has been circulating on social media, Brown can be seen doing a live interview on a street in Bradford, England, when a woman suddenly walks up to him and gives a thumbs up.
In an attempt to get the away from the camera, Brown moves her out of the way, only that he grabs her breast while at it.
In retaliation, the woman can be seen slapping Brown. After the interview, the reporter tweeted an apology and said the incident was “completely unintentional”.
Unfortunate interruption of broadcast in Bradford – just tried to minimise disruption but v tricky live on air – completely unintentional
— Ben Brown (@BenBrownBBC) May 16, 2017
Watch the video below:
https://twitter.com/CameramanJase/status/864469358596288513
The incident opened a heated debate on social media, with some defending him, saying the woman should not have been there to begin with. They said he did not intentionally grab the woman’s breast.
Those who were against him have asked the BBC what it intends to do after one of its reporters “assaulted” a woman on live TV.
Do you think action should be taken against Brown?
