A person who was involved in mocking, taunting and throwing food at a homeless man during a vile interaction has come out apologising, sort of, for his actions.
Last week, a video showed the disturbing moment a group of young people targeted a homeless person sitting in a bus stop.
Two separate young men approach the person and throw food and rubbish at him.
A caption attached to the video suggests the group found their actions funny, saying: "HAHAHAHAHA I'm f***ing weeing myself."
Now, one of the people involved has come out on social media to apologise for their actions.
"[I] wish I could take it back but I simply can't. I'm actually not the privileged c*** of a person I am being made out to be. Yes I made a stupid heartless mistake when I was drunk."
The person, who admitted to being one of the two people who threw rubbish and food at the homeless man, then went on to claim he's previously helped homeless people by volunteering at a soup kitchen.
"I have helped the homeless so many times, literally two days before the incident I gave money to the homeless and I have volunteered at love soup five times which feed the homeless and less fortunate.
"I have been homeless as well and not the privileged c*** I'm being played out to be it was simple a stupid drunken mistake and I am truly paying for what I've done.
"I am not making excuses I just wanted to apologise and show everyone I'm not just laughing about this I truly hate myself and wish I could take it back."
The person's apology also came with a sidenote that said: "I was not the one that went half a foot away."
The video was sent to the Herald with the online usernames of those believed to have taken part, and those individuals have been named online and their profiles hit with messages calling them out.
It also included a screenshot of a purported conversation with one of the alleged attackers, who said he was "feeding the homeless".
Their actions were described online as "disgusting", with one person writing: "You guys are so disgusting. Clearly feel like s*** yourselves so you have to go and make people without literal homes feel worse. The worst kind of people, f***ing foul."
Police told the Herald that they were not immediately aware of the incident being reported to them.