The triple Olympic gold medalist Gabby Thomas pleaded for advice on Tiktok after the expression of concerned by a group of men at the airports in America.
Thomas described how “three to six” middle-aged men seemed to wait at various American airports, including Chicago and Miami, even sometimes appearing on her gateway.
The world 200m and the Olympic champion appeared in detail how men appear in detail, asking it to sign pictures of themselves and that she mostly disturbed the fact that they did her flight information.
In his video on the tictok, Thomas said she changed her email passwords and tells anyone her flight details.
“At this point, every time I travel, I'm afraid these people will appear and disturb,” Thomas said.
“They have my flight information. And they appear at the airport entrance door at the correct competiture or appear on my gate, which means they have flight tickets and they get security and all that.
Thomas with his Gold Medal to win the finals of the Olympic Games of 200 million in Paris last summer
“They appear and ask me to sign a bunch of these photos and pictures, as well as 40 of them. I don't know what they do with them, probably sells them, I don't care. I don't have my flight information.
“I don't even know how much I fly sometimes. I don't tell anyone your flight information. I have changed all my email passwords. I don't know if they hack me. But they really aggressive and hostile if I say” no. “
“When I am alone, really scary. They really enemy with my boyfriend yesterday. It's not even specific to the airline, but I don't know how they get my flight information. And really begins to scare me.
“And honestly, I don't know who to go about that. Am I going to the police? Am I going to airport security?”
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“It happens to me, I don't know how it happens, my theory may be someone at the airport, Gauff said.
Thomas concluded his appeal to advice by stating: “I don't understand why people can't respect privacy? I really don't understand. I don't like to feel insecure when I travel. I don't know what to do, any advice is welcome.”
USA Track & Field has yet to comment.