Robber has tables turned when victim has karate black belt
This story came courtesy of my colleague, Kontji Anthony. She said the guy who makes sandwiches at Kwik Chek had a big injury on his temple. He told her he was robbed at gunpoint after work near the popular Overton Square entertainment district. I asked her to call and see if he'd talk about it. He agreed to meet me. Turns out, he thwarted the robbery with his Karate moves. I got him to demonstrate exactly what he did on me.. Without causing me serious injury, of course. He had yet to file a police report when we spoke. But an MPD officer happened to pull up after our interview and he did so.
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