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Lowenna Waters
Dec 16, 2018

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@MarianaSteal / Twitter
A man who self-proclaims as a Tommy Robinson supporter has been filmed in a vile racist rant on a train in footage that has now gone viral.
Footage that was posted on social media shows a man claiming he was 'spat on because he's white' before launching into the racist rant.
Twitter user @MarianaSteal took to the platform to post the video, which has now had more than 16,000 views.
In a post, she wrote:
Tommy fan calls a man a N**ga and a black C*nt!! Says he is with Tommy Robinson.
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When another man challenges the man, and asks him to calm down, telling him that his anger isn't necessary, he launches into the vile rant.
You're a black c***.Â
You're a black f*****.Â
I'm with Tommy Robinson and you're a black c***.Â
F*** off you black f***.Â
Get f***** you f****** n*****Â
You f****** c***
The man then gets into an argument with another woman, who he also verbally abuses and repeatedly says:
I'm white! I'm f****** white!
According to the British Transport Police, the incident occurred on a Leeds-bound train from London St Pancras on Sunday 9th of December, and coincided with the Brexit Betrayal march in London, a pro-Tommy Robinson protest.
In a statement the British Transport Police said that two arrests have been made on the train, for drunk and disorderly behaviour, and assault.
Speaking to the Evening Standard, they said:
Officers were called to Bedford station at 9.20pm on Sunday evening following reports of a large disturbance on board a Leeds bound train.
A 54-year-old man from Kettering was arrested on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly, and a 50-year-old man also from Kettering was arrested on suspicion of common assault.
Officers are also investigating footage which has emerged on social media of a man being racially abusive to passengers on board the same service.
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