In a viral video, a man was caught urinating in front of an Indian restaurant in Plano, Texas.

A video of a man confronting another man after he was caught on camera urinating in front of Mumtaz Indian restaurant in Plano, Texas has gone viral – embarrassing the Indian community as many social media users claimed he was an Indian – an employee of the Indian restaurant. A major controversy over the video broke out at a time when anti-India sentiment is at its peak in Texas, with some social media users claiming that many Pakistanis use ‘Indian’ in their business names and there is no way to know from the video alone whether the person was Indian or Pakistani. However, the act of urinating in public was condemned. When the man was caught urinating by Ryan Dawson, who posted it on his Instagram, he said he peed in the open because he couldn’t stop himself. Dawson asked why he wasn’t using the bathroom inside the restaurant. “The door is locked,” said the man.

Dawson, who goes by the Instagram handle @2groovystudios, said his studio is located just above where the incident occurred. “I own a studio right above them. If you think I’m allowing them to expose themselves and pee where I do business and where my clients are, you’re crazy. Unacceptable behavior and it’s a shame you’re standing up to any of them. Wrong is wrong,” Dawson wrote as she was asked in the comments section why white people are always in someone else’s business with webcams. “Okay, but what if he couldn’t hold it for health reasons? And someone was in the only bathroom they had? He’s elderly, he literally couldn’t have been able to hold it,” one wrote, trying to figure out if there was any justification for the man’s action. “She’s one of the managers of the establishment. They have bathrooms inside. And being elderly or incontinent is really no excuse for exposing yourself in a public place where you know there are people around. There is no health reason that justifies urinating in public,” Dawson wrote, adding that Plano police gave the man a verbal warning.