D.Dirkstys published a video on social networks, which he agreed to share with the news portal Žmonės.lt.
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The video shows Dominykas confronting the instructor face-to-face.
At the beginning of the recording, Deimantė’s own account of what she may have experienced is heard.
“The instructor would persistently touch my leg, and even when asked not to, he wouldn’t stop. He would call early in the morning, late in the evening, and look for me through acquaintances. I am not the only girl who suffered from this instructor,” D.Dirkstys’s sister recounted.
To clarify the situation, Dominykas, along with his company, went to speak with the instructor in person.
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“We wanted to talk about the touching of girls during driving. You are touching minors, calling them in the evenings,” D.Dirkstys complained in the video.
The instructor partially admitted his guilt regarding the constant calls and justified himself: “I agree. Deimante, I had stopped by, I was looking for you.”
Defending his sister, the fighter ended the conversation with a strict warning: “We would like to ask that we don’t hear such talk anymore, because this is nonsense – you are touching minors. We came to tell you that if we find out again that these things are happening, you will no longer have this job, nor will you be in this country. We won’t do anything to you ourselves, the lawyer warned that nothing should happen to you, but sometimes the streets are slippery… Have a good day.”
