If you're one of those sorry individuals who watches the evening news and sits with anticipation of the next "perp-walk" spotlighting another one of those people, please make a note of Stephen St Bernard.
Bernard, a 52-year-old bus driver and father was walking home from work after finishing his shift when he heard a commotion from a nearby small crowd. Interested, he diverted from his path to investigate what was going on. Happening upon the scene, he saw a crowd of bystanders looking up and frozen into inaction at what they were watching.
What happened next should give even the most hardened skeptics of human behavior pause to re-think what "those people" are capable of.
Watch the video to see the events unfold.
Bernard, a 52-year-old bus driver and father was walking home from work after finishing his shift when he heard a commotion from a nearby small crowd. Interested, he diverted from his path to investigate what was going on. Happening upon the scene, he saw a crowd of bystanders looking up and frozen into inaction at what they were watching.
What happened next should give even the most hardened skeptics of human behavior pause to re-think what "those people" are capable of.
Watch the video to see the events unfold.
