Woman who humiliated thief by forcing him to strip naked posts raunchy selfies as she begins new career as an internet model
Columbian woman initially made all her social media accounts private before deciding to embrace her fame
A WOMAN who shot to fame after she punished a thief by making him strip naked has decided to expand her fan base by posting raunchy pictures online.
Columbian Angie Olarte has ambitions to become a model after the video of her humiliating her one-time attacker went viral.
The woman, from the capital of Bogota, hit headlines across the world with her shocking video.
The initially fame-shy woman made all her social media accounts private before deciding to embrace her new-found popularity.
The busty brunette decided to make her Instagram account public and has racked up a massive 17,000 followers on the social media site.
Since her video went viral last week, she has posted a number of skimpy shots for her fans.
In one post she said: "I hope you don’t judge me for what I did, there are a lot of rats out there and we have to do something about them, because the police does nothing."
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She calls herself a model and an actress on social media.
This has prompted online viewers to speculate whether the viral video was nothing more than a publicity stunt.
In the shocking video, Olarte claims that she tracked down the man who robbed her at knife point.
Grabbing his hair, she forces him to return all of her belongings.
But the irate woman, hell bent on punishing the young man, forces the terrified thief to take off all his clothes.
The cowering youngster does so with great hesitation.
Olarte hits and beats the man repeatedly in the horrifying video.
A friend takes away all of the thief’s clothes and he is left stark naked.
A white dog on the scene runs after the man and chases him away down the road.
The video, released on LiveLeak, has been viewed over 27,000 times over the last five days.
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