Photographer apologizes for misreporting
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This photo showing an altercation between a Chinese woman and a foreigner who allegedly hit her with his motorbike on Monday was widely circulated online and has been the cause of heated debate. [China Daily] |
![This photo showing an altercation between a Chinese woman and a foreigner who allegedly hit her with his motorbike on Monday was widely circulated online and has been the cause of heated debate. [China Daily]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20131205/001aa0ba3c6a140a2c9e26.jpg "This photo showing an altercation between a Chinese woman and a foreigner who allegedly hit her with his motorbike on Monday was widely circulated online and has been the cause of heated debate. [China Daily]")
The freelance photographer who wrongly reported an incident about a Chinese woman extorting a foreigner issued a public apology, Beijing News reported.
On Monday, the photographer posted online eye-catching news of a foreign man holding up a middle-aged woman who fell to the ground and then demanded 1,800 yuan ($296) from him.
However, it was later discovered the foreigner was driving a motorcycle without a license and actually hit the woman.
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