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(Memphis) A South Memphis man is in jail, accused of attacking someone just waiting for the bus.

It happened in Whitehaven and Winchester and Millbranch.

Police say Demontrell Gilliam beat the man and took all of the bus rider’s money.

He didn’t get away with much.

“Rain, sleet, snow, you still got to take care of your business,” said bus rider Marlon Crutchfield.

No matter what it feels like outside, bus riders have to wait it out to get where they need to go but on top of bad weather, sometimes the wait can be dangerous.

“Do you ever feel in danger waiting for the bus?” asked Sabrina Hall.

“Sometimes,” said a bus rider, who didn’t want to be identified.

Police say a man was standing and waiting for the bus at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday when he was approached by a man demanding his money.

Police say it was Gilliam demanding the cash.

When the bus rider ignored him, police say Gilliam jumped on him, punching the man more than 15 times.

With the man down, police say Gilliam reached in the victim’s pocket and pulled out all of his cash, which was only $5.

Police found the victim at Winchester and Millbranch.

Both of his eyes were swollen, and he had a cut to the side of his head.

He gave officers a description of Gilliam, whom police tracked down in the neighborhood.

Gilliam is now charged with robbery.

“There is just too much going on. It`s bad everywhere but especially when you are waiting at a bus stop,” said the anonymous bus rider. “You shouldn’t have to wait at the bus stop and have bad things around you while you are waiting at the bus stop.”

“Everything in Memphis is dangerous so you got to put everything in the good Lord`s hands and take care of business and do what you got to do,” said Crutchfield.

Despite what happened, bus riders say rain, sleet, or snow, they’ll still be waiting on their ride.

Gilliam is being held on a $60,000 bond.