Shocking video captures the moment a tube passenger racially abuses a member of staff at a London Underground station after being caught 'urinating in the station'.
The sickening incident is believed to have taken place at Morden tube station in south London on December 13 at around 6pm.
A bystander who witnessed the commotion said the man was being escorted out of the station after he was allegedly caught urinating on the platform by staff.
The commuter, who was standing in the entrance to the station while he waited for a friend, said: "As he came up the escalator he was being very loud, which was what got my attention.
"I could hear him talking to staff about how his taxes paid their wages and that there should be toilets available in all tube stations.
"When he got to the gates, staff were trying to guide him out, which is when he started verbally abusing one of them.
"I heard him say, 'Are you a Muslim with that beard?' That's when I got my phone out to start recording."
In the footage, the man can be heard shouting "you f***ing dirty Muslim c**t," several times at the man before yelling: "I pay my taxes so you can stand there and do this for a living."
After an exchange of words, another member of staff intervenes and attempts to calm the situation down.
The man continues to rant as he is told multiple times to leave the station.
The person who recorded the video said: "I am mixed race myself and felt very uncomfortable the entire time.
"The staff had the situation under control and I think they handled it very well but I was shocked at how loud and forceful he seemed.
"I was worried it could have escalated further. I think a lot of other people exiting the station at the same time felt that way too."
Afterwards, the bystander went to chat with the employees involved in the incident.
He added: "I'm not sure whether the man with the beard was a Muslim or not, but when I went over to see if the staff members wanted my video so they could report the incident, he did seem quite shocked.
"He implied he'd never really experienced abuse like that before, and did seem a little upset and shaken by it all."
It is not known whether staff at the station reported the incident. Mirror Online has contacted British Transport Police for comment.
