‘Close your mouth you little dog’: Shocking moment man films himself swearing at police as a woman desperately tries to calm him down
- Confronting footage of a man yelling obscenities at police has emerged
- The footage shows the man taunting police, saying: ‘F***ing touch me, dogs’
- A distraught older woman watches on, repeatedly pleading with him to stop
Shocking footage has emerged of a man swearing at police officers as a distraught older woman watches on.
The unidentified man filmed himself in an altercation with police in the south-west Sydney suburb of Bankstown on Thursday.
The confronting video shows the man repeatedly swearing as police close in on him, while an older lady tries to calm him down.
Shocking footage shows a man swearing at police officers as a distraught woman watches on
‘Close your f***ing mouth, you little dog,’ the man yells as an officer puts on a pair of gloves.
He tells police he is filming as he taunts them by saying ‘f***ing touch me’.
‘What are you gonna do?’ he repeatedly asks when an officer tells him he’s recording as well.
The woman is seen pleading with him as they walk up the street, telling him to ‘walk’ in Arabic.
In return, the man yells back at her, telling her ‘stop’.
The woman cries out as the man raises a fist at one of the officers, who puts a finger on his chest.
‘Shut your f***ing mouth, don’t f***ing touch me,’ he yells as she clings to his arm.
The video ends with the officers encircling him, his mother still holding onto the zipper of his hooded jumper.
Under New South Wales legislation, using offensive language targeted at a police officer could result in a maximum $660 fine.
One of the officers appears to push the man, who throws an elbow before saying: ‘Shut your f**king mouth, don’t f**king touch me’ (pictured)
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