Drunk partygoer pretends to offer takeaway food to homeless man and then slams it into his face
A man was caught on camera smashing his takeaway kebab and fries into the face of a homeless man and has now said that he "felt so bad" the next day. 29-year-old Adam Thorpe from Chaddesden said: "I'm no angel by any means, but I'm not someone who buys food just to throw at homeless people." Thorpe has now come forward with his side of the story and has told the media that he was out with his friends on December 9 night in the Derby city center. The group decided to stop at Sarry's takeaway in Cheapside at around 2 am when Thorpe said he saw a man he did not believe was actually homeless asking passers-by for change.
He claimed that he offered the man £10 in return for throwing his food on the man's face. Thorpe told Derbyshire Live: "I felt so bad for what I did afterward and I spent ages the next day and the day after trying to find him to say I was sorry. I looked all around the center of Derby trying to find him, but I couldn't. If I thought that he was homeless, I never would have done it. I wish I could take it back."