Shocking moment angry passenger pushes bus driver ‘for not stopping’ as child watches

An angry man was seen confronting a bus driver after claiming he had not stopped for him earlier that day.

Video shows him pushing and shoving the driver aggressively, pointing his finger straight in his face in front of a small child.

Police have said they are aware of the footage which sees the father warn the driver he will be ‘coming back’ for him.

The video was shared on X by fellow London bus driver Ediz Mevlit, who said he was sent the video by another bus driver and ‘asked to post it’ so it ‘could be seen’ online.

The driver from Enfield, told Metro.co.uk the situation had made him feel unsafe to go to work.

In the video, shared on Saturday, the person recording tries to intervene, saying ‘look at the little girl’, and ‘that’s assault, you know that’, before advising the bus driver to ‘not do anything’ and ‘just leave him’.

The man is seen holding a child as he shouts at the driver (Picture: X )

The driver does not react as the man swears and pushes him, staring straight ahead.

The angry man continues to come for the driver, saying: I’ll tell you what, I’m going to drop my kid off…and you’re on this route all f****** day, I’m going to f****** come for you, you little p****.’

The cameraman then pans to the young girl, who the irate passenger says is three years old.

The man then begins to walk off, while shouting ‘He’s seen me put me arm out outside the shop.

The bus driver, wearing a high vis jacket, was confronted by the man in a red cap (Picture: X)

‘He literally carried on f****** driving. 

‘I’ve got a three-year-old, I’m coming back for you, you p****.’

The dad then shouts back at the driver as he walks off: ‘Probably catch you at Ilford, yeah?’

A spokesperson for the Met Police said: ‘Police are aware of the footage and in contact with Transport for London.’

They asked anyone who could identify the man confronting the bus driver to contact them.

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