Britney Spears addresses slap and demands apology

Britney Spears has addressed people who say she “deserved to be hit” after allegedly being assaulted by San Antonio Spurs security.

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00:00Britney Spears has spoken out against people saying she quote deserved to be hit after a security guard for San Antonio Spurs is Victor

00:07Wemba Niyama allegedly struck her when she approached the player for a photo

00:13This radio station talking smack and talking that's why I'm addressing it

00:19Saying that I deserve to be smacked security was doing their job and protecting their client

00:25I've been with the most famous people in the world and sink at one time

00:29Girls would like literally throw themselves at them on my way into the place

00:33Actually, I was knocked down by like three twelve-year-olds trying to get my picture my security not one time

00:40Touched them or even came near them

00:43point being is I

00:45Didn't appreciate the people saying that I deserve to be hit because no woman ever deserves to be hit last week

00:52When Benyama addressed questions around the incident saying he didn't know it was Spears at the time that person grabbed me from behind

00:58Not on my shoulder, she grabbed me from behind and so I just know that the security push her away

01:03I don't know with how with how much force though, but uh

01:06security push her away and

01:09I didn't I didn't stop foot to look so I kept walking and

01:13Enjoyed a nice dinner

01:14Spears filed the police report alleging battery

01:17But the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police has decided not to press charges against the security guard yesterday

01:23Spears also announced that she will be releasing a memoir titled the woman in me on October

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