text: A dramatic confrontation between an alleged Army impostor and a bystander in Florida has been caught on video. Eric Coins, who was drinking in the city of Sunrise posted the video to YouTube accusing the man of wearing the uniform to get free drinks and meet women. The stand-off between the two men almost comes to blows as Coins tells the man: 'There are people who f****** die in that uniform.' In the footage, a young man is seen on camera asking the alleged fake service member, a series of questions including where he did his basic and boot camp training. The man apparently says he did his basic training in North Carolina. The young man is then heard saying basic training is conducted in Fort Benning, Georgia and not Miami. Scroll down for video . A man (above) believed to be impersonating as an Army Infantry is captured in an emotionally-charged video with two men angry that he appears to be a phony in uniform without a name tape . The man wearing the uniform makes a comment that the guy confronting him is asking a lot of questions and then asks if he is in the army - to which the young man responds 'no.' As the confrontation continues, the young man asks the 'fake army infantryman' where his name badge is as he replies he 'took it out' because he 'does not want nobody knowing his name', before asking the young man if he is a cop. The young man is then seen on camera saying, 'you know it's a federal offense what you're doing right now. Do you know where infantry camp is? It's in Fort Benning, Georgia.' Following a commotion, the encounter gets increasingly tense as they begin raising their voices and shouting expletives at each other. The encounter begins with the young man approaches the 'fake service member' asking him a series of questions including where he did his basic and boot camp training . As the confrontation became tense, bar staff came over to tend to the shouting men (above one member of staff tries to stop the 'fake service member') after the young man asked for his Geneva Conventions Identification Card . The young man says: 'Do you realize what you are doing is a federal offense...where is your Geneva Conventions Identification Card?' The man responds 'Don't f****** try me n*****. What's wrong with this mother f*****? as he starts to instigate a fight. The young man then says angrily 'do you realize what you're doing is a federal offense' as the man walks over to him unbuttoning his shirt. The young man adds: 'There are people who f****** die in that uniform.' The man shouts back 'I'm in the f***** army mother f******.' In a second video posted by Coins, the bar's staff is seen holding back the man claiming to be an infantryman as his shirt is open. The young man is then heard shouting: 'Infantry boot camp is in f****** Fort Benning not Miami dumb a**.' The man shouts back 'f*** you mother f******' as staff try to stop a physical confrontation from occurring between the pair. The young man (pictured far right) shouted at the man: 'There are people who f****** die in that uniform' The incident captured in Sunrise, Florida comes after a panhandler in Tampa was called out for faking military connection by wearing a camouflage uniform . On YouTube Coins describes the incident writing: 'This guy was trying to pick up girls and get sympathy drinks in a battle ready uniform which wasn't even on properly let alone, wearing it at a bar. 'So we asked a few basic questions which threw him off and couldn't answer even where he got his infantry training or even boot camp for that matter... he's a scum to America and we couldn't let that fly.' The incident comes after an angry Army veteran called out a panhandler in Tampa, Florida last month for faking a military connection by wearing a camouflage uniform. Garrett Goodwin, who spent nearly 10 years in the Army as a combat medic, spotted the allegedly phony veteran while driving down the main road to MacDill Air Force Base on Sunday. When he first spoke with the beggar, Goodwin started to get suspicious since he claimed to be special forces but was wearing a Junior ROTC patch on his uniform. He then had a friend record him as he went back up to the panhandler and demanded to see his veterans ID card, which the unidentified panhandler said he didn't have. The clip then shows Goodwin pursuing the beggar across a busy intersection as he berates the man for wearing a uniform that 'my brothers died in'. The panhandler eventually discards of the uniform and Goodwin tells him to not put it back on. While he can't be 100 per cent certain that the man he confronted isn't a veteran, he says he's positive based on the panhandler's shamed reaction, riding off on his bike after the incident.
target: Unidentified man is captured in video claiming to be Army infantryman .
  He's confronted by a young man who asks a series of questions including where he did basic training and why he's not wearing a name badge .
  The man says he did basic training in North Carolina but the young man says infantry training is conducted in Fort Benning, Georgia not Miami .
  Eric Coins, who posted the video, says the guy wore the uniform 'to pick up girls and get sympathy drinks'