A chinese food rider in adelaide was attacked unprovoked on the street. (Daily Mail photo)
A Chinese food rider from Adelaide was attacked near Chinatown. Wearing a mask he was unprovoked by a strange man hit the face, teeth fell.
The violence incident occurred at around 6:30 p.m. on saturday evening in guge street (Gouger Street) near adelaide chinatown. Live video shows the rider seemingly stopped by two men on the street.
One of the men punched the rider in the mouth, causing one of his teeth to fall.
After the relevant videos were uploaded to fb and Weibo, they caused a stir in the Chinese community in Australia.
At the beginning of the video, a man in a camouflage hoodie puts a hand on the bicycle handle of a delivery rider, as if to block his way.
Another man in a red, white and blue Nike windbreaker, holding a dog, stood beside him.
The two men seemed to talk to each other for a while, and then the man in the camouflage suit punched the diner in the mouth for no reason.
Both then leave the scene in full view.
The diner took off his mask after the attack, a tooth dropped and bounced off his bike.
"Are you all right, brother? "Passers-by who filmed the video approached the diner.
South Australia police speaker said they immediately received the report arrived at the scene. "On Saturday ,4 July, just after 6.30 p.m., the police received information that a male diner was slightly injured after being attacked by another man whom he did not know. "
So far, no one has been prosecuted and investigations continue.
And the attackers leave the scene. (Daily Mail photo)
A large number of Chinese-Australians have spoken online, vowing to find out the attackers. peace demonstration, were also suggested to express the concerns of the Chinese community.
"I've had enough of it ," one Chinese said on the social app. "
Another netizen bid: "The locals do not understand our situation. We are vulnerable."
"Australia government won't solve it... We must support each other. And they don't care about us, they only care about authority struggle. "
