No conviction for racist Sydney bus rant A young man was the target of yet another racist rant on a Sydney bus. Susan Bernobich has pleaded guilty for racially abusing a boy on a public bus. 46-year-old Susan Bernobich has pleaded guilty for racially abusing a boy on a public bus. In a screen grab of the video, the bus driver confronts the woman and asks her to stop swearing. THE passenger who recorded footage of a woman racially abusing an Asian schoolboy on a Sydney bus earlier this year has scoffed at her "lenient" sentence. Susan Bernobich, 46, from Sydney's inner west pleaded guilty to the offence but has escaped a conviction after appearing briefly in Burwood Local Court today. She pleaded guilty to one charge of using offensive language in or near a public place or school. The mother's racist rant aboard the M41 bus from Burwood to Campsie was captured by the passenger on his smartphone in May, causing the NSW Police to intervene with a court appearance notice in June without a formal complaint by the victims. Magistrate Robert Williams said he would not record a conviction but put her on a six-month good behaviour bond. "I don't believe she's sorry, I think she just said that so she can get away with it," said the passenger, who preferred to remain anonymous. I sincerely hope this woman is truthful in her apology and that she doesn't cause this tragic behaviour again. She should mind her manners in the future, especially now she's on a good behaviour bond. According to police facts tendered to court: "The accused is regretful of her words and actions. She appeared quite distressed by the incident's public interest. Bernobich apologised for her actions outside court, saying, "I'm so sorry." Meanwhile, reports of a letter to court from Bernobich which reads, "I have so much remorse over this incident [that] I have agreed to apologise on A Current Affair," was news to Channel Nine. A spokesman for the current affairs show told news.com.au "it's news to me. There is certainly no intention to have (Bernobich) on again. Bernobich appeared on A Current Affair on June 3. Court documents also included an apology from Bernobich, who said she was unemployed, suffered from depression, had family issues and was affected by alcohol during the incident. She claimed she was being harassed by her ex-partner and that her son was the victim of bullying at school. It was also revealed she had made an admission of guilt to police when they questioned her in June. Bernobich also wrote that she had received hate mail since the May 2 incident that occurred on an inner western Sydney bus. The schoolboy was standing in the aisle in front of Bernobich because he had placed a box on his seat. She said, "sit the f*** down" a number of times before telling the boy, "get a passport bro." "I'm born here," she went on to say. Come to this country and you can do whatever you want. Well you know what, you can't. Get back on your f***ing boat and get off. She also made sexually disparaging remarks about the boy and his mother. Bernobich then turned and verbally attacked two Asian children sitting behind her. "No wonder youse get bashed," she said. She also abused an elderly Asian woman as she exited the bus. "I don't know what you Asians are doing here freeloading," she said. You should all go f***ing back to where you came from.