Details of the disgusting act were shared by homeless charity The Invisibles.
A homeless man was taken to hospital after he was 'assaulted' by a thug who 'urinated' on his tent in Glasgow .
Volunteers told how the man was 'assaulted' by the brute after the homeless man confronted him about urinating on his tent. The homeless man was then reportedly assaulted before being taken to hospital.The post shared by The Invisibles reads: "Our volunteers assisted 19 people tonight, a wet miserable night. Hopefully, the big drop in numbers meant that many had some sort of accommodation or cover out of the rain.
"Poor guy already dealing with many health issues had to be taken into hospital. How low can some people go?"One person said: "I used to have faith in the majority of people in my city but when I see this it makes me sick."
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