#‘The Aryan nation will rule the world’: White supremacist goes berserk in Florida restaurant

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Nicholas Arnold Schock
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A self-declared white supremacist tattooed with swastikas went on a profanity-laced tirade at a Florida restaurant, where he struck a female worker and threatened to sexually assault a woman seated at a table, according to a report.

The lunatic — identified as Nicholas Arnold Schock, 36, of Wachula — was caught on video Friday at Pop’s Sunset Grill yelling that he is a “white supremacist.”

“The Aryan nation will rule the world. People covered in tattoos will be my closest relatives, I promise you!” he shouted at the eatery in Nokomis, a town along the Gold Coast near Venice, the Sarasota Herald-Tribune reported.

Two men then accosted Schock as he walked through the outside seating area of the restaurant with his shorts unbuttoned while making a sexual threat to a guest.

“We have children in here,” one of the men told him.

“I don’t care, call Donald Trump. Do you know Donald Trump? If you don’t know Donald Trump, I’m not going anywhere,” the man replied before slapping and punching a worker, knocking her out.

Several men rushed to her aid and one put Schock in a headlock to restrain him as he yelled about the Aryan brotherhood and white supremacy.

The worker said Schock cursed, screamed and undressed down to no shirt and his pants undone — exposing his pubic hair, according to the Herald-Tribune.

She said she tried to keep him from entering the business, but he became increasingly unhinged.

In a statement, Pop’s Sunset Grill said “a troubled 36-year-old male entered our premises and immediately began spewing erratic hate dialogue. We made every effort to remove him within minutes after his arrival while simultaneously speaking with 911 dispatch police officers.

“Unfortunately, he violently attacked one of our staff. He was immediately subdued and held until the Sheriff arrived,” it added.

“Pop’s Sunset Grill is grateful of the heroic efforts of our staff, owner and customers that apprehended the individual within seconds of his violent assault of our brave bartender that stood between him and our customers in a protective mode.”

The eatery said the assaulted staff member “is recovering at home on paid medical leave.”

Schock, who was charged with battery and disturbing the peace, was held at the Sarasota County Jail on $55,000 bail. He apparently told deputies he has psychological issues, according to the news outlet.