Reported 7 months ago
During a train ride, an elderly man, referred to as Ah Zhi, insulted a young man named Wang for refusing to switch seats on a priority seat, calling him derogatory names and provoking a confrontation. Despite claiming it was a 'hypothetical' situation and later apologizing, Ah Zhi was fined $6000 and sentenced to 6 days of community service for the offense of public insult and misconduct. The court found his words dehumanizing and ruled that Wang was not at fault for sitting in a priority seat, emphasizing that Ah Zhi's behavior was inappropriate.
Source: YAHOO