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Convenience store employees filmed themselves throwing dirty mop water at a man standing on the sidewalk who appeared to be under the influence.
A man wearing a gray t-shirt and jeans can be seen carrying a large bucket of dirty mop water at an unknown US convenience store while his coworker filmed.
Seconds later, the man can be seen exiting the store after hoisting the mop bucket up to his chest as he takes aim at a man wearing purple basketball shorts on the sidewalk.
The man in the purple shorts appeared to be sleeping standing up as he stood next to a baby stroller with his head hanging down. It is unknown if a child was in the stroller.
The store clerk forcibly threw the dirty water into the man's face, startling him awake.
The assailant heads back inside the store while the one filming moves toward the dumpster area while the victim starts yelling: 'F**k, b**ch, I'll kill you. F**k you, n***a, I'll kill you, b**ch.'
Convenience store employees filmed themselves throw dirty mop water at a man standing on the sidewalk who appeared to be under the influence
The store clerk forcibly threw the dirty water into the man's face, startling him awake
The victim begins jumping up and down before picking an item up off the ground and throwing it inside the store.
The two men get into a verbal altercation with each other before the video cuts off.
It is unclear if the men settled their dispute or if authorities were called. It is unknown if the man faced charges, but battery charges are usually handed out for similar incidents.
Many took to the comments to say the attack was 'not nice' and 'so disrespectful.'
'This is how you get smoked. He could have been having a medical episode or something!' one wrote.
Earlier this year, an art gallery owner in San Francisco was arrested for hosing down a homeless woman outside his store.
Collier Gwin, 71, was caught on camera spraying a homeless woman with a hose on January 9 after she refused to move to allow him to clear the sidewalk.
The owner of the Foster Gwin art gallery in North Beach, San Francisco, was hauled away by three police officers on January 18 after DA Brooke Jenkins ordered his arrest – branding his actions as completely unacceptable.
Gwin has
