Two outsized police officers confront man unfazed by pepper spray at Doonside train station

The moment a large man is confronted by two police officers at a train station and appears unfazed by pepper-spray has been uploaded to social media. 

The clip appeared on Facebook on Monday and shows the man towering over the two mask-wearing cops at Doonside train station in Sydney’s western suburbs as shocked commuters watch on from the upper level. 

The clearly agitated man wearing track-pants and a baseball cap repeatedly swears at the officers, lunging at one and raising his fists in a sparring motion. 

A second man can be seen in the background sprinting away from the situation along the train tracks.

One officer readies his pepper-spray and when the man moves towards his partner he fires off a cloud which clearly hits its target. 

Despite a decent dose of the chemical – which can cause extreme irritation and temporary blindness – the man seem unaffected and continues his rant. 

Many people viewing the clip commented on the man’s size compared to the officers. 

‘Looks like a giant no wonder they stayed back. Either that or midget cops, there was a reason they used to have height restrictions,’ one person said. 

‘Just because you’re big doesn’t mean you’re tough, calm down,’ another said.

‘What a tool, capsicum spray didn’t work though,’ a third said. 

One officer deploys pepper-spray which does little to slow the man down (pictured) 

‘Yeah, what a waste of pepper spray,’ agreed a fourth. 

Whether bystanders called police to the train station or they were on patrol when they encountered the man was not immediately clear. 

Daily Mail Australia has contacted NSW Police for comment.