The woman writes that she had to face the “kindness” of migrants. According to her, one of the men started getting hands-on, while another was ready to expose himself. “I fought back until some man ran over to save me,” Ginta writes, adding that she has always been against migrants. “Yes, feel free to call me a racist,” she concludes her post. The author indicates that she plans to report the incident to the police. “Yes, I will go to the police tomorrow. We cannot remain silent!” she writes, emphasizing that, in her opinion, such cases need to be stopped. The post quickly sparked a heated discussion. Some commentators expressed sympathy for the woman and urged her to definitely report it to the police. “Horrible, definitely file a report!” noted one commentator, also mentioning another similar case, according to him, in the center of Riga. Another commentator concluded that in such situations, women need to think about self-defense. “So, you need to carry pepper spray or something like that,” he writes. Other commentators emphasized that first and foremost, police intervention and an official investigation of the circumstances are necessary. Alongside the emotional account from the author, questions were raised in the comments — what exactly happened, whether there are witnesses, whether there are cameras at the scene, and whether the victim would report to the authorities. However, the discussion quickly grew into a much broader and sharper debate about migration, safety, and the situation in Europe. Some commentators linked the incident to migration policy and the European Union, calling for stricter entry restrictions and an end to the “welcome” policy. Several comments were very radical, containing hostile statements towards migrants and Muslims. Some users even spoke about the need to create self-organized patrols to “put aggressive people in their place.” However, such calls are dangerous, as vigilantism can lead to even more severe consequences. At the same time, there were also commentators who perceived the author's experience as a warning that women do not feel safe enough in the city at night. “The streets of Latvia should be safe,” several participants in the discussion expressed, pointing out that women should not be afraid to be in the city center at night. While the police's conclusions and the actual circumstances of the incident are still unknown, the author's experience should be regarded as her publicly stated assertion about what she went through. If harassment, violence, or threats occurred, the most important thing is to report it to the police immediately, providing as accurate details as possible about the location, time, descriptions of the individuals, and possible witnesses. It is the official investigation, not anger on social media, that can clarify what really happened.