YouTuber With 300,000 Subscribers Claims, "I Was Sexually Harassed"—Man Grabs Her Hand as Roller Coaster Starts

[Financial News] A female YouTuber who visited an amusement park alone claimed that she was sexually harassed by a stranger who rode a roller coaster with her, including having her hand grabbed.
Domi, a YouTuber with approximately 300,000 subscribers, recently uploaded a video titled "What Happened When I Went to Everland Alone (N)" on her YouTube channel and described what she said happened to her.
According to the video, Domi boarded Everland's Monimo Rush, formerly T Express, after waiting for about 40 minutes. Before boarding, she asked a staff member whether she could share a row with another woman who had also visited alone. However, she was told that this would be difficult because their belongings could get mixed up, so she was assigned a seat by herself.
During this process, a man identified only as Mr. A, believed to be in his 40s, asked whether he could ride with her and then sat beside Domi. According to Domi, Mr. A repeatedly spoke to her, saying, "What are you doing after this?" "Are you here with anyone?" "Would you like to hang out together?" and "You look like an older woman I like."
Domi said she became frightened by Mr. A's continued questions and told him that she was with someone. She described the situation at the time, saying, "I was afraid that something might happen once we got on the ride. I wanted to get off, but it was about to depart, so I had no choice but to ride."
Domi claimed that Mr. A continued his behavior after the roller coaster began moving. He allegedly placed his hand over hers while she was holding the safety bar and held it. Even after she pulled her hand away in surprise, she said he continued looking at her hand and face throughout the ride. She also said that Mr. A continued talking to her after they got off the attraction.
Domi said she left the amusement park immediately because she thought Mr. A might follow her. She became tearful as she said, "After getting off the roller coaster, I called a friend and cried my eyes out. I came here to have a good time, so why did I have to go through something like this?"
The story later spread through social media and online communities. Internet users responded, "It seems he took advantage of the fact that she could not avoid him on a moving ride," and "I guess I cannot even enjoy going to an amusement park alone without worrying anymore."
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