Real shot: Brazilian female reporters live-streamed kisses by fans on the street, bluntly saying that the scene was sexually harassed many times! On September 8, Brazilian female journalist Jessica Díaz went viral with a video of her being kissed on the street while covering live. Jessica Díaz was broadcast live at the Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to cover flamenco vs. Sasfield in the second leg of the Copa Libertadores semi-finals. Díaz reported the match in front of the live camera, followed by a group of excited flamenco fans. However, just as the report was about to end, a white man kissed Diaz on the face, and the scene could see that Díaz, who was reporting, was really depressed. The ESPN film crew that accompanied Díaz afterwards managed to notify the Maracanã police to arrest the man. Her colleague Isabelle Costa confirmed that the perpetrator had been detained and accused the harasser of touching the female journalist in addition to kissing her. On the same day, Jessica Díaz also posted a detailed description of the situation at that time: "In fact, this time out of the scene is very long, and this man has harassed me many times. I told him to calm down, and the other person apologized, but he still touched my shoulder many times, even kissed my shoulder, and I avoided it. But during the live broadcast, I couldn't reason with him, and in the end he kissed me on the face. I reckon he still wants to kiss his mouth, which is actually sexual harassment and a crime! ”
