#Video shows Canadian man spit on Asian woman in racist attack

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Former University of Calgary basketball manager Justin Williams spitting on Jessica Lau at a local park.
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A former University of Calgary basketball manager has been arrested after getting caught on video spitting on an Asian woman and calling her a racist slur, according to reports.

Justin Williams was charged with assault after the disturbing video was posted on Instagram, showing him ride past Jessica Lau, 27, at a local park Saturday and spitting at her in an unprovoked attack, then mouthing the slur as he pedaled off.

The scene was captured by Braeden Riehl, Lau’s boyfriend, who was filming her as she wheeled along on a skateboard when it happened, according to meaww.com.

“Whoa, what the f—k dude?” Riehl is heard saying.

Lau then took to social media to track down the racist culprit.

“Please share and help find this racist p–ck,” Lau said in the post. “His spit landed on my face and legs, not to mention his racial slurs.”

And Williams wasn’t even done yet, according to police.

“During the incident, the offender, while unprovoked, allegedly spat on at least three separate individuals and used racial slurs,” Calgary police said in a statement, according to the Canadian Broadcast Corporation.

“A witness confronted the offender, who then threatened the witness with a weapon.”

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The bike-riding knucklehead was outed after the Calgary school posted a condemnation of the attack on Twitter, saying that Williams had been fired from the university earlier in the year due to his inappropriate social media commentary.

“We strongly condemn the actions in this video and join the community in extending our support to victims Jessica and her boyfriend,” the school wrote.

“Justin Williams has not been an employee of UCalgary since February and his past social media comments were reported to (Calgary Police Service) by our staff.”