Lidl apologized to the Roma chef known from TV2, who was targeted by a security guard while shopping
Lidl apologized to Anett Nagy, a former contestant on TV2's cooking show, after she reported being followed by a security guard due to her Roma ethnicity. Nagy claimed the guard monitored her and her son during their shopping at a Kispest store. After filing a complaint, she received a letter from Lidl explaining that a malfunction in the surveillance system required the guard to patrol the store, which may have led to his repeated presence near them. Despite the apology, Nagy expressed dissatisfaction with the explanation and intends to escalate the matter, emphasizing her intention to shop without suspicion.
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