Charles Teves
A policeman stationed in Zamboanga City has gone viral for refuting a woman’s post about him wanting to become intimate with her.
Yaz Ayaz went on Facebook to clear up his name after an unidentified woman claimed he tried to get her phone number.
She said he caught her without a driver’s license at a checkpoint but eventually let her off and even offered a ride home. The woman said she passed on him despite his handsome face.
However, Ayaz denied trying to be romantic. In a post, he said nothing the woman said ever happened. As a matter of fact, they never came in contact with each other.
“Hindi po ako nag hingi sayo ng number at Hindi din ako nag sabi na e hatid kita at Hindi din tayo nag kita Hindi ko po yan Gawain marangal at Mahal ko ang aking trabaho at ang video na to kinuha mo lang po sa tiktok ko,” he wrote.
The photo of him the woman shared was from a TikTok video of his, he explained.
He said he loves his job and asked the woman to retract her fake story.
Here he is doing what a policeman is supposed to do at this trying time.
His friends on Facebook ridiculed the woman for attempting to make herself feel attractive. Luckily, Ayaz decided to blur her name out.
