Bus Incident: Elderly Woman Faces Verbal Abuse and Disrespect

The elderly woman demands respect and accountability from the bus driver after an incident that left her feeling harassed.

### Conflict on the Bus: A Dispute Over Disabled Seating
* 🚍 A heated argument unfolds on a bus regarding a disabled seating arrangement, where one passenger feels **wronged by another's presence in the disabled seat**.
* 👩 The elderly woman, 67 years old, expresses frustration over being hit by another passenger, claiming the bus driver should **not occupy a disabled seat while on duty**.
* 🤬 Tensions escalate as the bus driver is accused of **cursing at the elderly woman**, who insists that the driver is at fault for **not allowing enough space for others to maneuver**.
* 🗣 The elderly woman argues, "**It was an accident, but it was the reason why it was done**," highlighting the bus driver's role in the incident.
* 📞 She demands intervention from authorities, stating that the driver's behavior constitutes **harassment and elder abuse**.
* 👮 The woman insists on calling Metro Police, believing the driver's actions should be **reported and addressed**.
* 🧑 Throughout the dispute, the elderly woman emphasizes her age and the inappropriate treatment she received, asserting that the driver would **not act similarly if her son were present**.
* ⚖ The conflict raises concerns about **respect and proper conduct** in public transport, especially regarding the treatment of **elderly and disabled passengers**.

everybody [Music] know right now [Music] [Music] I don't know who that is, but you keep hitting my foot [Music] foreign [Music] sir, why don't you let her have a lot of little space? Don't tell me I don't know what hit me. This is my foot by the same talking. You're not even disabled, and you're sitting in disabled City. You're working, but you're not doing it, huh? And a bus driver sitting in a disabled seat, hurrying away, that'll make no sense. Why would he sit in a disabled scene [Music] and he gonna sit there and tell me that the lady didn't hit me again? You don't move over. I don't disabled see. He's not even just everywhere from Metro. Why is he sitting at the disabled [Music] ma'am? It's not your fault. You understand? You're not disabled. He shouldn't have been sitting here anyway. And when he got up and moved over, he should have moved to a seat that wasn't

disabled so that's why ma'am I'm right you agree with me do you agree that I'm right because it didn't have to be done like that you you need space we need to get it in and out to space Did you maneuver [Music] he set up stuff I didn't nobody hit me he talked to the other bus driver you hear that ma'am you know that you accidentally hit me don't you thank you Jimmy woman just said are you gonna sit by telling me what the woman is and I got you live I'm gonna give it to Thomas Lamberg [Music] I need you to stop this this so just watch this you're just respectful girl I'm talking to this lady why are you harassing me so I'm an elderly don't say nothing to me because you're harassing me I never talked to you I was talking to this man what's not talking to you was I talking to him you're harassing me I'm 67 years old don't say nothing else to me don't curse

me sir, give that to yourself. [Music] Don't say nothing to me. You said it, cussing me out. I'm 67 years old. Don't touch me, sir. I'm trying to walk right, but God don't curse me. You're absolutely wrong, brother. You think this man is right? What's not talking to you, man? You know what you did. You know you hit me. I know you did. He gonna tell you he did. How about it? [Music] Yeah, anyway, just to see this one disabled people. You can't say what you want to see. All right. [Music] You shut the [ __ ] up. I'm gonna put this on TikTok, you absolute man. This man, it's always wrong. I'm sitting up here. I'm blind. I'm telling a man, don't talk to me like this. I'm 67 years old. This is our record. You're arresting me. What you doing? Everybody, nobody did nothing to you, ma'am. I'm not gonna even listen to him. You already told me you did it. You know

how you did it. I know you did it, and it was an accident, but it was the reason why it was done, the reason why I love God, the reason why I was going to remember. I'm not talking to you, sir. The reason why it was done because he moved his ass over here. That did not give you enough room to maneuver. He did not give you enough room. [Music] So, I'm 67 years old. You cursing me out and everything. Go ahead and call them. [Music] You know what? It's against the law. It's against the law to curse somebody else, and it's offensive. Your profanity is offensive to see that. Let me record you. Let me let me rest with your innocence. [Music] Leave that alone, and you were wrong to let it get maneuver. The only reason why she hit me is because she moved your ass over and didn't get in a regular seat. You're not a bus driver. You know you're not supposed to be sitting there. You're gonna let enough Amper room to move around.

you blocked away so she couldn't move around. You're wrong. Then you want to trust me out. You're wrong. [Music] Just like the bus stop you talking to didn't knock me down for four points and I got on video not doing that but she's sitting up here talking to you. Why you curse me out? She's not telling you to stop cursing me or anything. Ma'am, you're the bus driver. Let me tell you something. I'm being harassed by this driver and I'm asking you to tell him to stop. If you don't stop me, I'll could you please talk metro police on his ass. Matter of fact, let me call Metro Police myself. [Music] You're a good one. I'm glad I got your video. You work. That's what disabled people. You're not supposed to Chance in those seats and then you made it so that the lady can maneuver around to get around me and she hit me and she told me she did it by accident cause you're gonna turn around and tell.

her ma'am, you didn't hit her. Does somebody know what she did? I was talking. That wasn't your business. You can't manipulate that lady, man. She knows what she did, and you went away. You're so reason that it happened. You caused it to happen. You said you want to say, like I said, you cursed me out in the bus stop. Let you do it. [Music] You're around. I'm 67 years old. You told me it didn't mean nothing. Well, you're supposed to care because that's out of you. But you talk to me as elder abuse. That's six days elder abuse. You're abusive. How am I abusing you? I didn't say anything to you. I was talking to this lady. You're abusing me. This is verbal abuse. And guess what? You're gonna pay for it. I don't give a devil to get a pink slip behind it, but I'm gonna turn. I'm going to give you this time because if I, if the right people and my family was on this, but she wouldn't be.

saying nothing. You wouldn't be saying nothing for me. [Music] [Music] Come on, you cannot talk to me like this in front of my family. You're doing this because my son is autistic, and he cannot... he can't be famous, but it was somebody. Okay, all right, I don't need them. I need the police again. You need to get... you need to be fired. I know how long you've been on this job, but your ass didn't even find Memphis's rice. Foreign [Music] It's going to be a problem. You can't do this in front of my people like this. You need to calm down. You got the wrong person on the bus. You got the right person. You got the wrong girl. You got the wrong person because the rice must have been on the bus. Your ass would have been stopped talking. Yeah, you're gonna stop talking to me like this, sir. I'm saying that you cannot talk to me like that in front of everybody. You're doing this because my son is autistic, and for other stuff was alive, you would

have been doing this stuff. You're doing this because that's what it's so autistic. Look, sir, there's nobody's gonna do your child like this in front of your mother, your son, and your son will get up and do something. I'm missing something wrong with my son. Why are you not doing nothing? I saw this autistic, but it may have been normal had he been normal. Your ass will not be standing up. You're talking like that. You see, am I wrong? [Music]

Metro Houston Bus Driver Threatened And Swears At A Disabled Passenger

Exposing Houston Metro Corruption

A passenger is frustrated with a bus driver sitting in a disabled seat and causing inconvenience.

The passenger confronts the driver, claiming he should not be in that seat and needs to move.

The situation escalates, with the passenger feeling harassed while trying to address the issue.

Conflict Between a Disabled Man and Another Individual

A 67-year-old blind man confronts another individual for cursing and hitting him, claiming it was an accident caused by the other's movement.

The man feels disrespected and threatened, stating that the profanity used is offensive and against the law.

He insists that the other person was wrong for not giving enough room to maneuver, leading to the altercation.

A passenger is upset with the bus driver for blocking her movement and causing a confrontation.

The driver is accused of cursing and manipulating another passenger, leading to an accidental hit.

The passenger, feeling harassed and disrespected, threatens to call the police and expresses her intention to take further action against the driver for verbal abuse.

Confrontation Over Autism and Police Treatment

A person is upset with a police officer's treatment, feeling it is unfairly targeted due to their son's autism.

They express frustration about the officer's long tenure and inability to find a missing person.

The confrontation escalates, with the individual demanding respect and claiming the officer has the wrong person.

The speaker is expressing frustration with someone's treatment of their child, suggesting that the behavior is inappropriate and could have been different if the child were neurotypical.

They question why nothing is being done to address the situation and imply that the person's attitude would be different if they were in a similar position.

The speaker is seeking validation for their feelings and questioning the other person's actions.