After bullying an elderly man, a thug got instant goodwill for his actions.
Hu, a young, aggressive man was entering a lift at KTV Karaoke in Taichung, when the man collapsed.
Hu made an honest mistake and continued to confront the man in distress.
Hu, dressed in a blue shirt began to approach an old man wearing the orange, after the lift doors accidentally closed on him.
Hu, a young, aggressive man was entering a lift at KTV Karaoke in Taichung, when the weak man shut the doors.
He bullied the pensioner for many minutes and threatened to punch him. His friends just watched.
Hu left the lift later with his friends, but continued throwing his weight around in the lobby and pestering the elderly man.
After seeing all the chaos, a man wearing a black suit entered and confronted Hu.
The argument continued until many men rushed out of the lift to attack Hu and his friends.
While the vigilantes beat him, the bully hid under his blankets as they stomped on and beat him with what seemed to be a motorbike helmet.
Hu began to confront the poor man, who attempted to console him by bowing and apologising.
After seeing all the chaos, a man dressed in black approached Hu and attempted to calm him down.
Hu and his friends were enraged and began to argue again.
The final punch was recorded by one man and left him cold.
The Taichung police responded to the brawl by arriving on the scene and taking Hu (the old man) and the group of vigilantes into custody for questioning.
The officers said that the strong man wearing a black suit called his “friends upstairs” for help during Hu’s confrontation.
The old man had also been debunked as a former gangster that called on his “mob” pals.
Bully was forced to cower as the vigilantes crushed him with what seemed like a motorbike helmet.
The final punch was recorded by one man and he left the victim cold.
After the brawl, Taichung police reached the spot and brought Hu and the vigilantes to the station for interrogation.
Hu was reportedly suffering from minor injuries and scratch. Each side declined to file charges against the other.
A police spokesperson said Hu could be charged with violating the Social Order Maintenance Act.
The officers added that the parties to the altercation didn’t want to press charges. Although they reached an agreement, officers were still involved.
“The Taichung City Police Station has interviewed the suspects and they will inspect CCTV footage to see if there have been any additional offences.