In a series of posts on X, the rapper known as Zamaera detailed her ordeal, accusing the officer of entering the establishment and recording a video of her while she was covered only in a towel.
Zamaera said she was in room seven at the Chiang Thai massage parlour when several Malay-speaking men, purportedly MBSJ enforcement officers, entered the premises.
“They were making so much noise,” she said, adding that she initially tried to ignore them to enjoy her massage.
However, Zamaera claimed one officer filmed her while she was exposed during the session. When confronted, the officer allegedly justified the recording by saying it was part of MBSJ’s standard operating procedures.
“Which part of invading the privacy of a customer by recording them naked is ethical in any way?” she questioned.
Zamaera said the officer later denied the incident, claiming no video evidence existed even though she saw him record her.
She criticised the officers for failing to announce their presence at the establishment, accusing them of behaving unprofessionally.
“If you’re entering a massage parlour, you need to make an announcement. Instead, you sneak in and violate someone’s privacy.”
The rapper called out the authorities, demanding accountability for the alleged misconduct.
It is understood that she has lodged a police report regarding the incident.
FMT has reached out to MBSJ and the police for comments on the matter. - FMT
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