The Driver Should Be Jailed For Allowing The House Of Rep Member Assault Him - Chuddy Umeh

Following the arrest of a House of Representatives member for assaulting a delivery man who refused to enter his home, an insensitive comment read, “Simple sorry would have been enough rather than making a video. Two of them need to be jailed.” This disturbing remark suggests the victim should apologize and face punishment despite being assaulted for maintaining professional boundaries.

Such comments reflect a troubling mindset that silences victims and normalizes abuse. Expecting the assaulted individual to apologize discourages people from standing up for their safety and rights. Accountability should rest solely on the aggressor, not the person who followed procedure. No one should face punishment for maintaining professionalism and prioritizing their safety.