London’s ‘new Mizzy’ punches strangers on the Tube in ‘chaos for clout’ videos

Her victims were unaware until her fist landed in their faces.

A woman filmed herself punching unsuspecting commuters and shop workers as part of a violent ‘chaos for clout’ social media trend.

Footage shared on Snapchat shows the woman punching people in the face in a series of frenzied attacks.

MailOnline branded her a ‘female Mizzy-wannabe’, referring to father-of-one Bacari-Bronze O’Garro, who terrorised London last year for a series of TikTok videos.

O’Garro asked strangers if they ‘want to die’, broke into a family’s home, grabbed a schoolboy by his uniform, rode the roof of a bus, and filmed himself fighting a person of short stature.

The 19-year-old apologised for his ‘wild, reckless’ behaviour after serving six weeks in prison for flouting a social media ban.

But other people are still causing harm and mayhem for fleeting social media cred.

In one clip, a woman can be seen hitting another woman in the face while she sat looking at her phone on a Bakerloo Line train.

She taunted her victim, saying ‘don’t look at me like that again’, as she loomed over her on the London Underground.

Another woman egged on the attacker, saying ‘slap, slap’ while filming the altercation.

Panicked passengers scrambled away as the attacker told her victim: ‘I swear to God, I will box you in your face.’

She then punched her victim in the nose, yelling ‘You f***ing understand, you b***’ before hitting the woman again while she screams in shock.

Another clip shows the attacker assault a Co-op store worker, punching him in the face before running away.

Clad in a white Nike hoodie, the attacker even threatened to ‘call the feds’ if they touched her.

Yet another video of what appears to be the same woman shows her launching an attack on a woman outside Westfield Shopping Centre.

The red cap-wearing thug tugged her victim’s hair before swinging a right hook into the side of her head.

She then threw two more punches from behind as her victim walked away and a bystander screams.

Footage of the incident was shared to Snapchat with the caption ‘Samara behave ‘n’ stop picking on civs it doesn’t look good’.

It has been watched more than 100,000 times.

The attacks have sparked outrage on social media, with one person warning: ‘If she did that to me, she wouldn’t need the police, she’d need an ambulance.’

Another said: ‘Come try that s*** with a fully grown adult, little girl. You will learn REAL fast.’

Metro.co.uk has approached the Metropolitan Police and the British Transport Police for comment.

O’Garro, nicknamed Mizzy, was handed a two-year court order banning him from filming people without their consent after his reign of terror last year.

A judge said he had ’caused innocent members of the public significant harm and distress’.

But he broke the order within hours of it being imposed, landing himself an 18-week sentence in a juvenile facility, of which he served six.

After coming out of jail, he said: ‘I didn’t mean for it to get out of hand.

‘I was just having fun. In my circumstances, being a young father and trying to make it out of what I’ve been put into, I just done whatever I could do.

‘But it wasn’t right at the end of the day. It wasn’t right. And I do acknowledge that.

‘I feel like I wasn’t empathetic to other people, and now that’s changed.

‘I don’t really need to do pranks in the way I’ve done them before, in wild, reckless manners.’

He would still like to make pranks, but now he would look to people who ‘are doing it in a way that’s not…harming the person, but is drawing a smile to both parties’.

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