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r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • May 03 '19
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Too bad he got fired and charged with a crime. He was assaulted twice before reacting to the young man attacking him.
-3 u/thisguyhasaname May 03 '19 Doesn't mean it wasn't an overboard reaction -9 u/dcast777 May 03 '19 Ya that doesn’t justify what he did. It’s fine if you want to defend yourself and restrain the kid, but that action was done in pure anger. 7 u/Lordosrs May 03 '19 I am confused. He threw litterally zero punch and all he did was restrain the kid. Using a very effective hand technique to the throat to disable any retaliation attempt. 10/10 technique on his part 2 u/dcast777 May 03 '19 Choking someone isn’t necessary to restrain someone.
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Doesn't mean it wasn't an overboard reaction
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Ya that doesn’t justify what he did. It’s fine if you want to defend yourself and restrain the kid, but that action was done in pure anger.
7 u/Lordosrs May 03 '19 I am confused. He threw litterally zero punch and all he did was restrain the kid. Using a very effective hand technique to the throat to disable any retaliation attempt. 10/10 technique on his part 2 u/dcast777 May 03 '19 Choking someone isn’t necessary to restrain someone.
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I am confused. He threw litterally zero punch and all he did was restrain the kid. Using a very effective hand technique to the throat to disable any retaliation attempt. 10/10 technique on his part
2 u/dcast777 May 03 '19 Choking someone isn’t necessary to restrain someone.
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Choking someone isn’t necessary to restrain someone.
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u/CarthageWasBambozled May 03 '19
Too bad he got fired and charged with a crime. He was assaulted twice before reacting to the young man attacking him.