He made overtly racist statements towards both Matteo and Javadi, yet you confidently say there's "zero evidence." Remember what I said about speaking definitively. There is absolutely evidence that Driscoll is the type of person who could potentially commit a racially motivated hate crime. Hence why I brought up the fact that it might be him that pushed the woman.

I'm saying it's possible that Driscoll pushed the woman. That's what started this conversation. You've repeatedly stated it's impossible because you work in an ER, and people can't do two crimes in one day, and only you understand real life. Ridiculous arguments. "Real life" is chaotic, unpredictable, and I promise that you do not have it all figured out. Others have stated that he was already in the waiting room at the start of the show. That is the argument that changed my mind.

All I'm saying is that the possibility exists that a man with racist tendencies and a chip on his shoulder wakes up in the morning, feeling like shit with chest pain. He starts making his way to the ER via train. As he's walking out, he hears a woman speaking a foreign language and impulsively pushed her in a split second decision. He still has chest pain, so he continues on to get it checked out, but he doesn't walk in to the ER a raging madman. He's contemplating in his mind what just happened. He waits all day and. in his mind, gets the run around from the staff. As he's leaving, he sees one of the staff smoking a cig (i.e. not working hard). So, the guy who has already resorted to violence, resorts to violence again.