Woman confronted about parking in disabled spot unleashes abuse and coffee

A Canadian man who confronted a woman who parked in a disabled parking space has been subjected to a barrage of abuse and had two cups of hot coffee thrown at him.

Toronto resident Ryan Favro filmed the incident and posted it online on Monday, the Toronto Sun reports.

Mr Favro appears to wait for the female driver and when she approaches her car carrying two cups of coffee asks if she is disabled.

When she says no he asks "Well, what makes you so special that you can park in a handicap spot?"

"Record me and I'll break your f--king phone," she replies as she gets into her car.

As Mr Favro films her licence plate she gets out of the car and yells "Back the f--k up from my car" as she throws the first coffee.

The driver then continues to repeat the line and then throws a second cup of coffee.

"I'm taking this to the police. You assaulted me," Mr Favro says to which the woman responds "Good for you".

However, Mr Favor may not have carried through with the threat.

Toronto Police spokesman Mark Pugash said the incident would not be investigated until a complaint was filed.

"Her behaviour is appalling," he added.