Dave Portnoy has unveiled new video footage capturing a disturbing incident with an antisemitic heckler who shouted offensive slurs during his pizza review in Mississippi.

Patrick McClintock, a 20-year-old, was arrested following allegations that he threw coins and hurled antisemitic insults at Portnoy. The incident occurred while Portnoy was in Starkville for a college football matchup between Mississippi State and Georgia.

The altercation was caught on camera by a bystander who was filming the Jewish founder of Barstool Sports during one of his popular ‘one bite’ pizza reviews.

Portnoy has now released his own recording of the encounter, providing a fresh perspective on the incident, which he shared alongside his usual pizza review on his platform.

In the video, as Portnoy addresses the camera, the heckler can be heard shouting: “Hey, f*** the Jews, f*** you Dave.”

‘Why don’t you come in the camera, buddy?’ Portnoy replies before McClintock appears to tell him to ‘get the f*** out of Starkville’.

Dave Portnoy has released new footage of his shocking exchange with an antisemitic heckler

The heckler is seen yelling ‘f*** the Jews’ at Portnoy as he films a pizza review in Mississippi 

He then walks up to confront his tormentor, who claims Portnoy previously said people should be ‘put in handcuffs’ for making antisemitic jokes.

A confused Portnoy responds, ‘Handcuffs? No,’ before McClintock hits back, ‘That’s what you said! You said it should be a crime.’

The crowd that had gathered around to watch the media personality film his pizza review then begin shouting abuse at the heckler as he is pulled away by security.

‘He said “f*** the Jews” and threw s*** at me,’ Portnoy then says to a member of the crowd who asked what he said, before adding that there are ‘a**holes everywhere you go.’

Just days later, McClintock has been arrested over the matter and was charged with ‘disturbing the peace’. 

Officers became aware of the viral moment shortly after it occurred and issued an arrest warrant for McClintock. TMZ claims he was a student at Mississippi State University, but withdrew from the school Monday evening.

His mugshot was released on Monday and it showed him staring blankly down the lens of the camera in a buttoned-down shirt. He was subsequently processed and released.

Brandon Lovelady – Public Information Officer for the Starkville Police Department – said in a statement provided to the Daily Mail: ‘Every person has the right to feel safe and respected in our community. 

‘Offensive words alone are protected, but when behavior disrupts a public event or risks violence, the Starkville Police Department will take steps to help maintain safety and security. 

The Barstool Sports founder urges him to get in front of the camera after hearing the insult

A 20-year-old man named Patrick McClintock has been arrested after allegedly throwing coins and yelling the vile slur

‘The State of Mississippi allows courts to impose enhanced penalties if a violation meets the criteria for bias-motivated or discriminatory reasons. This remains under investigation.’ 

DailyMail.com has approached Dave Portnoy’s representatives for comment.

It is sadly not the first time in recent months where Portnoy has been targeted with such disgraceful abuse over his faith. 

When the 48-year-old was filming a pizza review outside of Terrazza in Toronto in June, a passer-by yelled out ‘f*** the Jews’ from a car.

‘There we go,’ Portnoy said, before being left furious that members of the crowd that had gathered around him on that day laughed at the incident.

‘What are you guys f***ing laughing about?’ Portnoy shouted. They quickly fell silent, with Portnoy adding: ‘Exactly.’ 

A month before the Canada incident, Portnoy was embroiled in another Anti-Semitic scandal, after a bottle service worker was filmed holding a sign that read ‘F*** the Jews’ at the Barstool Sports bar in Philadelphia.

He immediately fired two waitresses and identified the people allegedly responsible for ordering the sign – one being Temple University student Mo Khan.