'Shut up, b---h': 2 teens curse elderly Filipina during Melbourne train ride

Two teenagers shouted and hurled ethnic slurs at an elderly Filipino woman during a train ride in Melbourne, Australia last week. Patricia Bonnar, the woman who took a video of the incident, and an exclusive report of News.com.au identified the victim as a 66-year-old Filipina named "Mila." Bonnar's video posted on Facebook showed 2 women screaming racist curses at the Filipino and told the latter to go back to her country. Among the curses they hurled were “motherf*cking curry muncher,” “shut up, b**ch,” and “go back to your own f**king country.” Bonnar, who took the video, said the Filipino was "very frail" and was still recovering after having a kidney removed at the Peter Mac Callum Cancer Hospital in Melbourne. During the incident, she said the 2 teenagers "threw filthy looks at us" when they first boarded the carriage.
"They walked up and sat opposite Mila, she was coughing and the girls were staring at her. Then they started abusing her," she said in a Facebook interview. "They are 14-year-old girls and I've had so many people contact me with horror stories about these bullies abusing innocent people travelling on the train, at the station, in shops etc," she added. Bonnar said she and 2 friends on the train, Andree Maxwell and Suzie Piggot, decided to step in and help the Filipina because they could no longer take the abuse. "We couldn't sit back and do nothing. We moved up and sat next to Mila to support her until these feral girls got off the train," she said. Bonnar, who is also a cancer survivor, said Mila did nothing to make her the subject of such abuse. "Mila had her kidney removed due to cancer...Mila is such a beautiful lady and was not rude to these girls," she said. "We didn't know her before the incident, we took her to the police station on Thursday to report it, then had coffee," she added. News.com.au also reported that Mila has been an Australian resident since 1985. As of posting, the video of the verbal attack on the Filipino woman has been shared over 800 times. source:abs-cbn