Revolting moment young woman, 21, urinates on the floor in a Sydney train before wiping her wet hands on a seat during a boozy night out
- A young woman, 21, relieved herself on train before wiping soaked hands on seat
- A large pool of liquid could be seen gathering on the floor beneath her during act
- She was met with wave of criticism after video of her urinating was posted online
- One person said her actions were 'feral' and another also called it 'embarrassing'
The disgusting moment a woman relieved herself on a train before wiping her urine-soaked hands on the seat has been caught on camera.
Footage showed the woman, 21, crouched down and urinating between two rows of seats on the Sydney train.
The young woman put her hands between her legs in what appeared to be an attempt to catch her urine as a pool of liquid gathered on the floor beneath her.
She then wiped both sides of her left hand on the seat as music played in the background.
A young woman, 21, was filmed urinating on a Sydney train and then wiping her hand on the seat in revolting footage posted online
The woman's Facebook account and LinkedIn profile, which says she is an events planner, have been taken down since the video was posted online.
'I guess anyone's reaction to it would be the fact it's harassment and bullying and it should be taken down immediately,' a friend of the woman told Daily Mail Austraila.
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'The things that are being said are disgusting.'
Hundreds of negative comments were posted under the footage when it was shared to Facebook with the caption 'happy international women's day'.
One person had called the video 'feral' in the comments section . 'Says a lot about what kind of person she is,' they said.
'Her parents will be proud... embarassing,' another added.
Ms Commisso's friend hit out at the wave of criticism the young woman has received because of the video
'I don't care if I'm a woman myself. I would have given her a mop and a bucket and made her clean it,' another said.
NSW Police told Daily Mail Australia they were investigating the incident.
'NSW Police are aware of the video circulating online of a woman urinating on a train, and are conducting inquiries,' a spokesperson said.
'Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.'
