This is the shocking moment at an Asian-American grocery store in Jensen Beach, Florida as a Ryo, a local woman, recorded the moment a man hurled racial abuse against two young women on October 27, 2020.

In the video, one can hear the man shout: "Go back to f-- communist China where you belong, asshole."

The filmer told Newsflare: "The location is my favorite local Asian market in Jensen Beach, "La Rice", where I do most of my shopping... At first, we heard a commotion up front, but quickly realized it was a racist. The exchange happened so quickly. When I got to the front I saw two very young girls and an adult man, all of which were very shaken. The man was shaking with anger, rightfully so. The poor girls just looked stunned and very sad."

The racist sentiment against Asians has gone up dramatically since the beginning of the global COVID-19 pandemic, with the hatred erupting on into a national tragedy after Robert Aaron Long, a white man, was charged with fatally shooting eight people, including six women of Asian descent, at spas in the Atlanta area on March 16.

Investigators said it was too early to determine a motive. After Long’s arrest, he denied harboring a racial bias and told officials that he carried out the shootings as a form of vengeance for his “sexual addiction" with many experts dismissing that as a reduction of the impact of racism and racial fetishization.

Other incidents that clearly seemed racially motivated have not resulted in arrests. The police are still searching for a man who called an Asian-American mother the “Chinese virus” and spat at her child in Queens in March.

This video is from a little while ago. Back from when the pandemic was first getting really bad. I took the video. The location is my favorite local Asian market in Jensen Beach, "La Rice", where I do most of my shopping.

For those that are hard of hearing he said "go back to f-- communist china where you belong, asshole."

At first we heard a commotion up front, but quickly realized it was a racist. The exchange happened so quickly. When I got to the front I saw two very young girls and an adult man, all of which were very shaken. The man was shaking with anger, rightfully so. The poor girls just looked stunned and very sad.

I know this family. Not well, but we went as soon as they opened every week. I really loved it there so we visited ofen and became regulars. They're not even from china.

The girl approaching out front and I did our best to make sure they were okay but I wish we could change how things are. All we could do was continue to support them. Every day I go I make sure to tell them how much I appreciate them being there. They also surve the best boba tea in town, making it from scratch every time. I think about them all the time and honestly worry about them so much. I wonder how often they have to deal with this kind of thing.

My heart goes out to those who were effected by last night, and to all asian americans. Nobody deserves to be treated like this. And nobody deserves to die because of their race or ethnicity.