A 13-year-old boy has proudly admitted to taking a cocktail of dangerous drugs before flashing his knife in a shocking video filmed on a Sydney train.
Tiarna Pulcins, 18, was on her way home to Wollongong from Sydney at 2am on Sunday after seeing a concert when a group of young teenagers got on the train.
She told Daily Mail Australia they were ‘covered in mud and dirt, yelling and running amok’ as she filmed the event on her phone.
The footage started with a young girl screaming at three adults seated in front of her (pictured)
The footage started with a young girl screaming at three adults seated in front of her after they asked the group of teens to ‘show some respect and stop acting like idiots’.
‘Shut the f**k up!’ she yelled continuously.
The more they tried to talk to her, the louder she screamed.
One young boy in a baseball cap approached Ms Pulcins as she filmed.
‘What drugs have you taken?’ she asked.
‘Acid, MDMA, G and meth,’ he bragged.
He explained that ‘G’ is liquid ecstasy – a psychoactive drug that gives users a feeling of euphoria.
One boy in a baseball cap approached Ms Pulcins as she filmed. ‘What drugs have you taken?’ she asked. ‘Acid, MDMA, G and meth,’ he bragged
A NSW Police spokeswoman told Daily Mail Australia a group of six young people were removed from the train (pictured)
The boy, who was missing parts of his front teeth, said he was 13 years old.
He then smiled, pulled out a pocket knife and started playing with the blade.
Ms Pulcins (pictured) said he was drinking from a bottle of whiskey as they spoke
Ms Pulcins said he was drinking from a bottle of whiskey as they spoke.
By the time the train arrived at North Wollongong train station, someone had called the police, prompting the 13-year-old boy to say ‘oh sh*t’.
A NSW Police spokeswoman told Daily Mail Australia a group of six young people were removed from the train.
‘Police removed the six young people from the train and allegedly found a 13-year-old boy in possession of a knife.
‘The boy was cautioned by police and the knife was seized. The group were taken to a Port Kembla address and left in the care of a responsible adult.’