Woman Pepper-Sprays Toddler and Passengers in Wild River Walk Rampage (Video)

A shocking incident erupted on the San Antonio River Walk over the weekend after a woman allegedly pepper-sprayed a group of people, including a toddler, following a heated confrontation on a riverboat.

Video shows the unidentified woman launching into a profanity-filled tirade at passengers around 8:45 p.m. Saturday. According to witnesses, she became upset after the boat operator asked her to turn down her phone. She then reportedly threatened the passengers before allegedly spraying a group of eight people.

Clips posted online show the aftermath, including a small child crying and rubbing his eyes in pain. Other passengers were seen pressing their hands to their faces, including a man and even the woman’s husband.

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In one viral clip, the woman yells at a passenger filming her: “Stop recording me, b**ch, or I’ll slap you!” Attempts by others to calm her were unsuccessful. After leaving the boat, she reportedly sprayed the crowd from a nearby bridge using pepper spray attached to her purse.

Witnesses told police she sprayed everyone in her path, leaving multiple people visibly distressed. The videos have since gone viral on TikTok.

San Antonio Police confirmed that the woman fled the scene before officers arrived. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

The San Antonio River Walk, a top tourist destination in the city, became the backdrop for a shocking scene that has grabbed national attention.