Video of partying youth attacking, kicking elderly man to the ground, Ocean St, Maroochydore
Footage has emerged of a partying ‘eshay’ on the Sunshine Coast attacking and kicking an elderly man with a walking stick onto the ground outside a popular nightclub – with disgusted locals fearing “a granny in a wheelchair will be his next victim”.
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Footage has emerged of a partying ‘eshay’ on Ocean St attacking and kicking an elderly man with a walking stick onto the ground outside a popular nightclub.
An iconic Sunshine Coast Instagram account recently shared a video of a young man partying on Ocean St, labelled as an “eshay” in the comments by locals, attacking an elderly man outside of what appears to be popular nightclub Solbar.
The video was posted over the weekend.
It shows the “eshay” fighting and kicking the elderly man, who was carrying a walking stick.
You can see the elderly man fall to the ground in the “disgusting” act.
The footage was shared with the caption “New UFC rules. Weapons are in.”
With more than 5k likes – Sunshine Coast locals were quick to share their disdain for the unfair attack in the comment section of the video.
“Bro has a walking stick and old mate is kicking him? Nice,” someone said.
“Typical Ocean Street gronk,” another said.
“Looks like double his age too. What a hero,” one commenter added.
“Eshays generation,” someone said.
“Maybe a granny in a wheelchair will be his next victim,” another said.
“Is there context to this or is a loser just beating up an old man?” Someone questioned.
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“Bros on a walking assist thing, what a little dog doing that. Weak as piss,” one commenter said.
“He’s got a moon boot and walking stick bro wtf he could barely walk,” another said.
“Disgusting,” someone said.
“Should be naming a shaming this coward,” one person said.
A Queensland Police spokeswoman has confirmed no charges have been laid.
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