Florida shit
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Welp looks like ots Miami's turn for crazy news lol
Florida is America's Australia.
Cop nonchalantly walks up to a suspect who was just shooting up a car. Must be nice.
You wouldn't believe it if you didn't see it.
I almost thought the incident was bullshit because how cool the cop was
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There's so many people with mental health issues roaming the streets down hereSherm is still a thing???
MMA fighter takes down intruder during South Florida home break-in: "I don't have guns ... just God and my hands"
A trained MMA fighter in Broward used his skills and faith to subdue an alleged intruder who broke into his family's home, leaving the suspect injured and later jailed.
www.cbsnews.com
Bond granted for man accused of breaking into home in Wilton Manors
A Deerfield Beach man who was arrested on Saturday after being accused of a home invasion in Wilton Manors is recovering from injuries he sustained during the incident.
www.nbcmiami.com
A Florida man was recently arrested after a home invasion gone awry, according to law enforcement in the Sunshine State. But it wasn't necessarily the arrest that left the defendant in dire straits.
Austin Caresani, 31, stands accused of one count of home invasion without a firearm, according to Broward County court records.
The incident occurred at a house near the intersection of N.E. 3rd Avenue and N.E. 24th Street in Wilton Manors – a small town located just a few miles due north of Fort Lauderdale in the Miami metro area, according to an arrest report obtained by Law&Crime.
But Henny Rojas was at that house when the unknown man walked in. And Rojas is a trained MMA fighter. Being more or less prepared for all-comers in and out of the Octagon, the suspect was no exception.
A trained MMA fighter said he relied on his skills — and faith — when a stranger broke into his family's South Florida home last week.
It happened last Saturday, Sept. 27, in Wilton Manors, just north of Fort Lauderdale.
"I'm prepared. It's not my first time; I don't feel pain," said Henny, the mixed martial artist who subdued the intruder.
Henny said his nephew woke him frantically that morning, warning that a man was inside their living room.
"I don't have guns; I wasn't looking for a knife — just God and my hands, that's it," he said.
It happened last Saturday, Sept. 27, in Wilton Manors, just north of Fort Lauderdale.
"I'm prepared. It's not my first time; I don't feel pain," said Henny, the mixed martial artist who subdued the intruder.
Henny said his nephew woke him frantically that morning, warning that a man was inside their living room.
"I don't have guns; I wasn't looking for a knife — just God and my hands, that's it," he said.
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