Ex-Aurora Melbourne chairwoman Hun-Jing Tiong allegedly bites colleague

Shocking footage shows the moment a chairwoman allegedly bit a worker on his hand and arm during a bizarre office confrontation.

Hun-Jing Tiong was axed from the committee of the corporation that owns residential skyscraper Aurora Melbourne Central, the fifth largest building in Australia. 

She then visited the skyscraper and was filmed allegedly attempting to put keys in her bag. 

When a staff member tried to intervene and escort her from the building, she is alleged to have lunged at the worker before sinking her teeth into his wrist and arm.

Blood was allegedly drawn and bite marks were visible on the alleged victim, who was treated at the scene and given a tetanus jab as a precaution.

Hun-Jing Tiong was axed from the committee of the corporation that owns residential skyscraper Aurora Melbourne Central

The incident is believed to have taken place just days after Jing was sacked from the corporation’s committee. 

According to the Herald Sun, a dispute erupted over the management of the building shortly after she took control of the committee in January 2021.

Two of the main sticking points centre around her access to an owner’s levy and accusations she moved to cancel multimillion dollar service contracts.

More than 200 owners held a special meeting last week and voted to remove Ling and her team. 

Jing has been asked to attend Melbourne East Police Station over the biting incident. 

When a staff member tried to intervene and escort her from the building, she is alleged to have lunged at the worker sinking her teeth into his wrist

A spokesman for Victoria Police said: ‘Police are investigating reports of an assault in Melbourne on Thursday 9 March.

‘Investigators have been told that an incident occurred between a male and female in Latrobe Street at about 1pm.

‘The exact circumstances surround the incident are yet to be determined and the investigation remains ongoing.’