Woman Assaults Driving Instructor Over Parking Dispute in Langley

A Canadian woman hit a male driving instructor across the face and hurled slurs at him during an argument about parking. The fight took place in a lot in Langley, British Columbia, on Wednesday morning around 9am. Police say the woman was caught on video assaulting the man. She has not been identified yet.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed the arrest. They said she allegedly struck him near that time in what looked like an empty parking area. The clip went viral quickly online. It showed the angry woman, wearing a brown and black dress with boots and a jean jacket. She smacked the instructor hard enough to knock his sunglasses flying off.

She then walked back toward her black SUV. That vehicle was parked directly in front of his car. Before he could ask someone else for her license plate number, she said something starting with "Don't you ever." He asked someone inside the lot to get it instead. She pointed a finger and yelled at him. Her words included telling him to go back to his country twice.

The instructor responded by calling him born here before repeating the slur. The exchange continued as they moved back and forth in the lot. At one point, she asked if he was teaching people while parking illegally. He told her to get off his face and stop touching him. He then asked where his phone was so he could call 911.

She kept ranting about rules even after he started calling police. She claimed every time a woman approaches a brown man, they tell the rules. The instructor laughed loudly while holding the phone to his ear. She watched with her hands on her hips as he spoke. He eventually reported the incident and she was arrested for the assault.

Corporal Mansoor Sahak of the Langley RCMP called the interaction disturbing. He said it does not reflect the community as a whole. The agency is taking the report seriously now. They are investigating what happened in that parking lot. Police urged anyone who saw the moment to reach out.

The instructor works for Valley Driving School. The company confirmed this on Facebook later. They stated they know about an incident involving one of their instructors. Safety and well-being remain a priority for them. The business wrote that the matter is being taken seriously. They reported the issue to police immediately.

A third party shared the video without connection to the school. Valley Driving School said they would not comment further out of respect for privacy. Details are still unclear regarding charges or how long she was held in custody. The Daily Mail reached out to both Langley RCMP and Valley Driving School for more information.