Woman poured urine on bus driver in Washington

  • Police are looking for a woman in Washington DC who poured urine on a bus driver
  • The female driver told the woman to ‘have a nice day’
  • The woman then threw a cup of fresh urine at the employee and ran off the bus
  • She is believed to have relived herself into the cup at the back of the bus 
  • Surveillance cameras captured the entire incident 

A woman in Washington DC allegedly urinated in a cup on a bus before pouring it on a female driver.

Police are looking for the woman who was captured on surveillance video throwing the cup of liquid at the driver Saturday evening.

She dropped the cup before exiting at a stop and running away.

The urine hit the driver in the face. 

Authorities believe she relieved herself on the back of the bus near other passengers.

The woman was standing near the door waiting to exit the X2 bus at about 6.15pm. 

A woman allegedly dumped a cup of fresh urine on a female bus driver after being told to ‘have a nice day’

She reached around the employee's plastic shield to dump the liquid on the driver's face

She reached around the employee’s plastic shield to dump the liquid on the driver’s face

Metro spokeswoman Sherri Ly says the passenger was getting off when the bus operator told her, ‘have a nice day.’ 

She responded, ‘Are you talking to me?’ 

After the driver replied ‘yes,’ she reached around the driver’s plastic shield and dumped the liquid.

The woman then exited the bus at a stop and ran away before she could be stopped

The woman then exited the bus at a stop and ran away before she could be stopped

‘To say bizarre is really an understatement. It’s a vulgar assault,’ Metro Transit Police Chief Ron Pavlik said to NBC Washington. 

The driver went to a hospital for ‘decontamination,’ although she wasn’t injured.

There is no apparent motive for the assault, besides being wished pleasantries. 

‘I can’t think of anything the operator did to warrant the assault,’ Pavlik said.

The local Amalgamated Transit Union says Metro should do more to protect drivers.

A second security camera shows the woman at another angle before the attack

A second security camera shows the woman at another angle before the attack

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