An irate customer decided to lick a bank door after he was told that the first opening hour is for seniors only. Shocking footage shows...
An irate customer decided to lick a bank door after he was told that the first opening hour is for seniors only.
Shocking footage shows the unnamed suspect marching along the sidewalk and coughing loudly before running his tongue along the glass door outside the TD Canada at Pine Center Mall in Prince George, British Columbia.
The man unleashed the tirade of verbal abuse and told a woman to 'shut her piehole' as he was challenged by a female bystander on Wednesday.
Prince George Royal Canadian Mountain Police (RCMP) has identified a suspect and is investigating, according to local news reports.
Video of the incident - filmed by a witness waiting in line - was shared on social media earlier this week and has been viewed more than 80,000 times.
It shows a middle-aged man wearing a hat and sunglasses stomping towards the door of the bank, deliberately coughing in the direction of innocent customers as they queue up outside.
He is then seen running his fingers over the door frame and door handle before appearing to lick the glass, as one woman shouts sarcastically: 'You're a real cool, a******.'
Walking away, he replies 'f*** you, c***' and dares bystanders to call the police.
When the woman berates him again he turns and screams 'shut your piehole, c***', before storming off.
The witness who caught the incident on camera claimed the man lost it when he learned the bank was devoting its first hour of service to elderly customers and people most in need, calling it 'unacceptable' and 'bull****'.
Afterwards, the witness reported the man's license plate number to police and sent them a copy of the video.
Viewers on social media were disgusted by the suspect's actions.
Jasmine Parhar said: 'He will probably get sick now. Karma for acting like a freak.'
Len Mark wrote: 'I hope that moron has to pay a big fine for his act of stupidity.'
But Krista Lee saw it differently, adding: 'I feel for him. I think most of us are feeling mentally unwell these days. Some of us cope with this feeling better than others. Maybe he has no support. I suspect his reaction came from a place of fear.'
Corporal Sonja Blom told CKPG Today: 'The RCMP is taking these sorts of situations more seriously given the circumstances and everyone's heightened awareness of people coughing or doing things that would put other people in danger."'
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