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Bouncers slam a bleeding man's head off a pavement outside a city centre McDonald's as he screams out in pain in shocking video

Footage shows doorman pinning man to the floor as he screams in agony
Another bouncer then shown giving the defenceless man a kick in the ribs
As he cries to be let go, one of the bouncers is heard calling him 'silly boy'
Video was captured outside a branch of McDonald's in York's city centre

Published: 22:55 GMT, 16 April 2016 | Updated: 02:53 GMT, 17 April 2016

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A shocking video has surfaced showing bouncers kicking a bloodied man and slamming his head off the pavement outside a branch of McDonald's.

Footage captured on a bystander's phone shows a doorman pinning the man to the floor in an arm hold as he yelps in pain, pleading for him to stop.

Another bouncer is then shown giving the man a kick in the ribs outside the fast food outlet in Blake Street, York.

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A shocking video has surfaced showing bouncers kicking a bloodied man and slamming his head off the pavement outside a branch of McDonald's. Here the man's head can be seen surrounded by blood

As the man cries to be let go, one of the bouncers can be heard calling him a 'silly boy'.

The video was captured by York resident Andrei Osborne, who asks the door staff to 'leave him alone'.

At this moment, the bouncer who kicked the man realises he is being recorded on camera and approaches Andrei before knocking the phone out of his hand.

Andrei put the footage up on Facebook, calling it 'a video of brutality displayed by the bouncers of McDonald's'. It has since been viewed more than 500,000 times.

Footage captured on a bystander's phone shows a doorman pinning the man to the floor in an arm hold as he yelps in pain, pleading for him to stop

As the man cries to be let go, one of the bouncers can be heard calling him a 'silly boy'

A McDonald's spokesman told the York Press: 'We can confirm that an incident took place outside our restaurant in Blake Street and we are supporting the police with their investigation.

'The company who employ the door staff are also aware of the incident and an internal investigation has been launched.

'Whilst this investigation is ongoing, the individuals in question will not be working at any of our restaurants.'

A police statement confirmed the matter was being investigated, adding: 'A 28-year-old man was arrested at the scene and released after accepting a caution for assault.'

MailOnline has approached McDonald's and North Yorkshire Police for comment.