White man knocked out on Tube by a punch after racist rant

Tube racist unmasked: Face of white man who was knocked out with a single punch after telling black passengers on Central Line train they are ‘all going back’ and ‘you’re my pets’ is revealed

  • White man shouts ‘you’re all going back’ at a group of black tube passengers 
  • Footage shows him in explicit rant as passengers say he must have ‘death wish’
  • Black man knocks out the white man with one punch while leaving the train
  • Did you know the man who was punched? Email: tips@dailymail.com or joe.middleton@mailonline.co.uk

A white man who was knocked unconscious after a shocking racist rant on the Central Line in which he referred to a group of black passengers as ‘pets’ has been unmasked today.

Footage posted online shows the man, – who has not yet been identified – in a heated confrontation with other passengers as the train pulls into Bank station in central London on Saturday evening.

The man, who has a shaved head and is wearing a blue T-shirt and beige shorts, is filmed shouting at a group of black passengers: ‘This is my home and you’re all going back. You know it as well.’

When asked by the group where they will be going back to, he shouts: ‘You know where you’re going back.’

The white man was shouting at the group of black passengers to his right in a prolonged rant

The white man launched a bizarre and explicit rant which included racist language first at a group of black passengers before swearing at other passengers who tried to intervene

The white men yelled 'they're lesser than us' and said 'they're my pets' in the direction of the black passengers

The white men yelled 'they're lesser than us' and said 'they're my pets' in the direction of the black passengers

The white man yelled ‘they’re lesser than us’ and ‘they’re my pets’ in the direction of black passengers and when they got up to leave, the white man squared up with clenched fists

As the passengers ask him his name, he starts shouting ‘You’re black. Oh my god’ at the group while the woman filming asks ‘What’s that supposed to mean?’

The white man tells the camerawoman to shut up before the footage cuts to him swinging on the handrails singing ‘they’re lesser than us’ repeatedly and saying ‘you’re my pets’ in the direction of the group of young black men.

In a separate video, a passenger out of shot can be heard saying: ‘I think he has a death wish. I think he wants someone to jump in and kick his head in.’

The man then starts screaming the word ‘violence’, prompting a woman to accuse him of being ‘EDL scum’ – an apparent reference to the English Defence League.

The man shouts ‘I don’t roll with EDL scum’ before saying he’s worse than them in the passengers’ eyes and telling the woman to ‘f**k off c**t face.’

As the train pulls into Bank station, the group of black men get ready to leave, prompting the white man to shout ‘come on’ at them.

The white man fell on his back and was unconscious after being punched in the face

The white man fell on his back and was unconscious after being punched in the face

As the group of black men got up to leave, one of them turned and punched the white man clean in the face, knocking him unconscious as he fell back onto the floor of the train

While some passengers rushed to check his pulse and seek help, others cheered and clapped while the main remained unconscious, shouting ‘you deserved that’ and ‘don’t help a racist’

As they get up to leave, the white man squares up to them with clenched fists before one of three black men punch him in the face, causing him to fall backwards, unconscious on the floor of the train.

Passengers shout well done before someone off camera goes in to kick the now-unconscious white man in the arm and shouts ‘d**k head’. 

As other passengers rush to check the man’s pulse and instruct others to call for help, people can be heard shouting ‘don’t help a racist’ and ‘you deserved that’ while he is put into the emergency position. 

In longer footage, seen by the Mail Online, the man can be seen coming round but is told to stay lying down as staff members for TfL arrive on scene. 

A British Transport Police spokesman said: ‘British Transport Police are aware of two videos on social media showing an incident on a Central Line Underground train on 15 August.

‘Enquiries are ongoing, and any witnesses or anyone with information is asked to contact BTP by texting 61016 or calling 0800 40 50 40 quoting reference 167 of 16/08/20.’ 

Footage of the incident has been seen more than 25,000 times on Twitter and more than 194,000 times on Instagram.  

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