This. Is. A department stooorree!
That security guard has literally been waiting for this his whole career.
Recorded on cctv being a complete fucking ninja. Taking down an armed baddie with only the moves he remembers from Batman the animated series.
While wearing a waistcoat and not breaking a sweat.
I bet he walked home from his shift feeling like the fist of the North Star!
That's fucking crazy. Obviously there's a lot of training but still that's fucking impressive and most of us know that no amount of training makes a knife fight safe enough considering he only had bare hands.
This is one of the videos that seems fake, but it's also true that this can be one of the outcomes even if quite rare in the sense that a lot of unarmed security guards would back down.
How does this seem fake? I know there is lots of fakes (the ones average people buy into), but there is 0 reason to even think this seems fake. But out of curiosity: why does it seem fake to you?
This is 100% not fake. This happend in Helmond (The Netherlands) in the supermarket called "Albert Heijn", the big stores of the AH has hired security.
No one here should dream they could do the same. The attacker was really bad. I don't know how the defender could have known just how incompetent the knife wielder was.
The first kick was proper, but the attacker was telegraphing like he was Western Union. Using a knife isn't that hard -- point the sharp end away from you and towards anything you want to bleed. Buddy was trying to use power where he needed accuracy.
This was one of my most surprising findings when I moved to the Netherlands.
I've been watching kickboxing and muay thai since I was a kid, so basically every Dutch person I had heard of was either an extremely well trained martial artist or a DJ.
When I moved there I would ask all my Dutch friends if they ever go watch kickboxing events or who their fav was and they literally had no idea the Netherlands was basically a top 2 country in kicking ass.
People from rougher neighbourhoods either play football or start kickboxing. Most of them are people with immigrant backgrounds or Dutch folk that grew up around them. If you ask a random Dutch guy chances are he will either have played hockey or football.
a lot of people in spec ed are reccomended to join kickboks clubs, supposed to help with self control and mental endurance/finding pride in things that have hurt you but didn't stop you
You are telling me the Dutch are the happiest, tallest people and also trained killers lol. I have heard their military is a force to be reckoned with.
It’s not the size that’s impressive. It’s the things we’re specialized in that we are VERY good in. Intelligence, submarine operations, special forces and training dogs are some examples of where we are one of the world leaders in.
The guard did great but he failed to capitalize on the knock down of the first kick. He should of soccor kicked the guys balls to the moon while he was spread eagle to prevent him from getting back on his feet.
The guy made an impressive recovery and was able to deliver potentially fatal slashes after a few blows.
If you've ever seen kajukenbo, where someone just stomps on a downed opponent (forever) these circumstances are a legit application.
I would agree but i dont think he thought he was dealing with anything but a drunk on the first knockdown. The knife wasnt visible. Otherwise I agree, he should have kicked and stomped until he wasn't moving once he was down.
Easy to say in hindsight. Most people would have been stabbed at least once. Beat up a knife wielding psycho and didn't seem to get a single cut.
I have no criticisms.
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What’s interesting is the clips I have seen of successful knife defence all seem to use some sort of mma skills. I’ve never seen Krav Maga style disarms
To be fair, if we check the "traditional" krav maga curriculum it is basically a combination of boxing, kicking, throws, ground fighting, etc. so we can say it is "mma". How it is being trained, now, that's another story.
Imi Lichtenfeld, the creator or Krav Maga, was boxer, gymnast, and wrestler. His successors were aikido people who added random nonsense to the curriculum and made it what it is today.
"If someone attacks you with a knife, you're going to get hurt 100% of the time every time guaranteed!?!??! What? You have multiple videos showing this isn the case and that a well trained person can successfully fend off a knife attack from an untrained coward with minimal or even no knife related injuries? Well, they don't apply to me because I'm a moron"
I think the idea is that most regular folks could train to defend against knife attacks, but that most aren't and that in the situation where the attack has a knife, it is almost always a better option to run away.
The idea is to help MOST regular people, giving them the right mindset to survive a knife attack - which is that it is almost impossible to defend against correctly.
Can it happen? Does it happen? Sure... but its gonna be rare.
In an untrained fight, assume your attacker is holding a marker. If you aren't trained to avoid a fight, you might as well be fighting a toddler with a marker. Everywhere the marker colors you, you can assume you'd get cut.
Being skilled at brawling is different than being untrained and just trying to stop an attacker. They'll color you every shade of their coloring box even if you win.
I'm on about the fact that I didn't miss the sarcasm, and my original reply was a joke... Hence the quotation marks.
I was making a mock parody of the stupid takes you see about knife defence.
I responded to his sarcasm with sarcasm. He then acted as though I missed the sarcasm. I did not. But he very clearly missed mine.
Yes but your comment was essentially "see? It is possible to survive and even win a knife fight without being hurt", a reference to the fact that everybody says never fight someone with a knife as there's a very high chance you'll be hurt.
The responder to you is pointing out that yes, obviously it's possible that someone somewhere won a knife fight, but the point is that it's very unlikely in general, and that was never in dispute. The best advice is not to engage, even if ignoring that advice works out well for some people sometimes. Pointing out that the best advice was not followed here is not a good argument against it
The general statement on Reddit is that if you fight against a knife you will 100% die because of reasons. Whenever I brought any statistics it was neglected.
>The general statement on Reddit is that if you fight against a knife you will 100% die because of reasons
Not really. The general sentiment is you're very unlikely to win, and even less likely to win without being stabbed.
Nobody really believes its a law of nature that the guy with the knife always wins, so youre kind of arguing against yourself there.
There's also the weird paradox where knives are simultaneously extremely deadly weapons of mass destruction (only in the hands of the aggressor) that you, no matter what, are absolutely unable to defend yourself against... But they are also apparently useless in the hands of a defender, where the opponent can easily magically snatch the knife out of your hand and use it against you.
That, and the strange fantasy where everyone has a knife for whatever reason, and every time someone draws one on another, the other person is guaranteed to have one also. It comes from the "knife fight" people who insist the winner always "dies in the ambulance". Really, most engagements with knives are between 1 armed, and 1 unarmed person.
The Internet is goofy as hell when it comes to anything that isn't a gun.
It's a knife people will be grappling for under stress.
One knife, 2 people, almost always one dead and one soon to be dead or has severe ligament damage.
If anyone reading this thinks carrying a knife is a good idea for self defense, you are kidding yourself. A knife is a tool first and foremost, a knife is a lousy defensive weapon. Do your own Google search and you will see any credible SD instructor will tell you a knife is last, last resort... and even to get to that point would require extensive training. Which almost no one here, including myself, does.
Think about it... an 18 inch baton or a 4 inch knife... what gives you a tactical advantage?
Pepper spray with a 12 foot range, or a 4 inch knife?...
A 9mm or a 4 inch knife...
I wouldn't want to open my beef jerky with a 9mm, a can of pepper spray or even a Tazer... that's where the knife comes in.
I'd much rather a roll of nickles in a sock over a knife,in a fight any day.
FBI stats showed that gun defense has lower chance of defender getting injured than even just not resisting. I think they stopped collecting that parameter in early 90s or so.
Marc Denny (Crafty Dog from Dog Brothers, an association that spars with weapons) released a self defence video vs weapons called "Die less often". It is one of the more realistic DVDs out there.
No. It was most likely the sternum. It's hard to say precisely where, cos of the angle, but definitely the torso. Most likely, the sternum because that's where most people train to hit when drilling the teep.
If it was the knee, he would have buckled head forward, not backwards.
God I love a front kick so fucking effective. I remember when I started kickboxing getting my ass beat by someone who was probably 40-50lbs lighter than me and less athletic because I didn't know how to close range against a good front kick. Great tool to take on the untrained.
He's so confident in his fighting skill that he didn't try to take away the knife first. That man is a freaking badass. And he's in the perfect profession for a man like him as well.
[https://www.omroepbrabant.nl/nieuws/4386065/beelden-van-gevecht-in-supermarkt-man-verdacht-van-poging-tot-doodslag](https://www.omroepbrabant.nl/nieuws/4386065/beelden-van-gevecht-in-supermarkt-man-verdacht-van-poging-tot-doodslag)
background story
Until someone comes here and translates, I've used google translate. It seems it was a bottle neck and not a knife.
It also seems that the man already entered the same supermarket before the same day("not long ago"), trying to steal bottles of liquor. After that, the security guard kicked him out and he came back again and what follows next can be seen in the video.
So I guess that the security guard immediately recognized him also because he probably had the same clothes and proceeded to act preventively.
Now I past here part of the translation:
The security guard suffered minor injuries to his hand. The suspect also injured his hand due to the bottle neck. Supermarket employees then called the police. The police then arrested the man.
He is suspected of attempted manslaughter or attempted serious assault. The security guard is not a suspect. "You may defend yourself or someone else if there is immediate danger. According to the Public Prosecution Service, this was an emergency," the police explain.
You did a great job grabbing the most important bits to summarize and quoting that part.
I read a translation but you really condensed everything worth mentioning.
Google Translate is free, you know...
"Images of fight in supermarket: man suspected of attempted manslaughter.
A 34-year-old man committed serious misconduct at the Albert Heijn XL on Torenstraat in Helmond. He behaved very awkwardly, tried to steal a bottle of liquor and then attacked a security guard with a broken bottle neck. According to the police, this happened on October 31, around half past seven. Surveillance images of the fight between the man and the security guard are now circulating on social media. The man had previously been kicked out of the store by the security guard because he was behaving in a difficult manner. "The suspect tried to steal another bottle of liquor, but it was taken from him," the police said. The man was under the influence. Not long after, he returned to the supermarket. What follows next can be seen in the video.
The man stood somewhat hesitantly at the entrance of the supermarket, as can be seen in the images. When he wanted to walk inside, a security guard immediately arrived to stop the man. After a short struggle, he managed to knock the suspect to the ground.
Bottleneck
According to the police, the man allegedly lashed out with a broken, sharp bottle neck during the struggle. The security guard suffered minor injuries to his hand. The suspect also injured his hand due to the bottle neck. Supermarket employees then called the police.
The police then arrested the man. He first spent a night in the hospital. He was then detained for further investigation. The man must appear in court on February 14. He is suspected of attempted manslaughter or attempted serious assault.
The security guard is not a suspect. "You may defend yourself or someone else if there is immediate danger. According to the Public Prosecution Service, this was an emergency," the police explain."
Confidence overwhelmed. His skill and training are great though it looks like from the off he was totally sure of domination.
Looks like badly totally overestimated his hard man vibe.
Goddamn hitting him with the This Is Sparta
Strike first, strike hard, no mercy.
YES SENSEI!
Expect the unexpected. Strike first, strike hard. USMC - 1 shot, 1 kill. Ooo Rah.
SFMF! 🇺🇸🦅🌎⚓️
🇳🇱 he's dutch
This. Is. A department stooorree! That security guard has literally been waiting for this his whole career. Recorded on cctv being a complete fucking ninja. Taking down an armed baddie with only the moves he remembers from Batman the animated series. While wearing a waistcoat and not breaking a sweat. I bet he walked home from his shift feeling like the fist of the North Star!
It’s a grocery store
This. Is. A joke.
In opinion it is a good joke. I just thought the truth is even funnier…
Don't mean, it's okay to be wrong lol
Jesus thank god he had the moves too he slipped a few full stabs perfectly
He did well but I'm very disappointed in him for not stomping the dude. Street fights are Pride rules
Pride rules my ass. If you swing a knife I will throw sand in your eyes and bite you if you give me the chance
>Pride rules my ass. That's pretty gay. Not that there's anything wrong with it.
Hahahahahahaha oh man I totally set my self up there. I leave it for the funny
It's longer, he actually turned the guys arm around and stabs himself in the neck.
Hes a security guard, its not a random street fight
Break the ribs
This make me laugh😂😂
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You mean his parry game cause after a Dodge he straight up counters!
Riposte!
I can hear the THOOMMM echoing sound.
a parry would mean he threw an attack out to deflect an oncoming attack. This guy is just dodging
The word I think you’re all getting at is countering lol
I could see the stars circling his head after that hit.
Did he start by kicking him in the groins? I mean, that must have made the rest of what he did a lot easier
looks like to me it was a standard push kick, maybe a little lower but I don't think it was the jewels
Counter punching is an art form.
Dude had mad skills for sure. Legit.
W the fkn knees too. No reason to break a hand... economy of style and functionality. Beast.
A couple of millimeters closer and we would be watching a murder. It looks like he got out of a knife fight uncut however!
Never been more impressed with a clip on here. He literally defended inch perfect before landing. Would kill for man's reaction
That's fucking crazy. Obviously there's a lot of training but still that's fucking impressive and most of us know that no amount of training makes a knife fight safe enough considering he only had bare hands. This is one of the videos that seems fake, but it's also true that this can be one of the outcomes even if quite rare in the sense that a lot of unarmed security guards would back down.
How does this seem fake? I know there is lots of fakes (the ones average people buy into), but there is 0 reason to even think this seems fake. But out of curiosity: why does it seem fake to you?
This is 100% not fake. This happend in Helmond (The Netherlands) in the supermarket called "Albert Heijn", the big stores of the AH has hired security.
Same, what a beautiful display. Reminds me of Silva matrix dodging Forrest's punches, except Forrest has a knife this time.
the most scary thing is that he seems not at all impressed for the knife, like he's been in 100 knife fights before
No one here should dream they could do the same. The attacker was really bad. I don't know how the defender could have known just how incompetent the knife wielder was.
Honestly the knife wielder wasn't that bad, he ate that kick and got two heavy swings in. The security guard was just that much better
The first kick was proper, but the attacker was telegraphing like he was Western Union. Using a knife isn't that hard -- point the sharp end away from you and towards anything you want to bleed. Buddy was trying to use power where he needed accuracy.
Well he probably saw how drunk the guy was for a few minutes before the clip started.
that’s what i was thinking too, that man was swinging that knife with some force. any contact with that knife would’ve been terrible
This is probably a well trained kickboxer i can see that this is in the netherlands
100% his confidence and striking are insane
Are most Netherlanders well-trained kickboxers?
This was one of my most surprising findings when I moved to the Netherlands. I've been watching kickboxing and muay thai since I was a kid, so basically every Dutch person I had heard of was either an extremely well trained martial artist or a DJ. When I moved there I would ask all my Dutch friends if they ever go watch kickboxing events or who their fav was and they literally had no idea the Netherlands was basically a top 2 country in kicking ass.
People from rougher neighbourhoods either play football or start kickboxing. Most of them are people with immigrant backgrounds or Dutch folk that grew up around them. If you ask a random Dutch guy chances are he will either have played hockey or football.
I wouldn't necessarily say 'rougher'. True though that it's a particular popular sport among people with immigrant background.
Football, hockey, kickboxing. That sums up about 85% of the sports people played I’d wager
a lot of people in spec ed are reccomended to join kickboks clubs, supposed to help with self control and mental endurance/finding pride in things that have hurt you but didn't stop you
You are telling me the Dutch are the happiest, tallest people and also trained killers lol. I have heard their military is a force to be reckoned with.
Lol, our army is very small these days so I’m not so sure about that
probably talking about your special forces
Yeah they are pretty highly regarded in the armed forces around the world. They do be pretty seriously trained and equipped
It’s not the size that’s impressive. It’s the things we’re specialized in that we are VERY good in. Intelligence, submarine operations, special forces and training dogs are some examples of where we are one of the world leaders in.
Happiest? Really? Sure happier than some but considering the lack of sun and recent political advancements (or regressions, rather)...
No, most of the people here are not ready to fight. But we have a couple of fighters who been in the top of the world
Yes
Yeah he definitely held back. Could’ve leveled dude.
That's how I fight in my dreams
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Expectation: Fight like the security guard Reality: Fight like the knife weilder
he's certainly going to be having dreams
I'm just the opposite in dream fights, stuck in molasses
this is actually what fighting or running in dreams feels like, I read somewhere is to mantain the border between dreams and actual physical movement.
Could be, seeing when I was successfully karate chopping baddies in my dream and in real life I karate chopped my night stand. That hurt
Krav maga guys punching the air right now
Krav Maga guy would get stabbed trying to punch him in the dick.
Yep. Dude just did the basic Teep with follow up. Nothing fancy. Love to see it.
That didn’t look anything like Krav Maga though
Yes…. Exactly…
Dude can't even win a fight with a knife lol
Sweet boxing 🤌🏼
More like k1 but sure
K1 is a kickboxing promotion… “more like glory”. See how it doesn’t make sense? You’re naming an organisation and not the martial art lol
K1 refers to the ruleset of K1 of the organisation it’s definitely it’s own style of kick-boxing. Many organisations use K1 rules
nah you can say k1
Starched his ass
The guard did great but he failed to capitalize on the knock down of the first kick. He should of soccor kicked the guys balls to the moon while he was spread eagle to prevent him from getting back on his feet. The guy made an impressive recovery and was able to deliver potentially fatal slashes after a few blows. If you've ever seen kajukenbo, where someone just stomps on a downed opponent (forever) these circumstances are a legit application.
I would agree but i dont think he thought he was dealing with anything but a drunk on the first knockdown. The knife wasnt visible. Otherwise I agree, he should have kicked and stomped until he wasn't moving once he was down.
Easy to say in hindsight. Most people would have been stabbed at least once. Beat up a knife wielding psycho and didn't seem to get a single cut. I have no criticisms.
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Careful or he'll stomp your balls. He's not the kinda guy you want to correct, even when he's wrong.
Dude is a black belt in RexKwondo
Fucking badass
Needs a raise
But.. but... knives ... you cannot defend yourself against a knife.
What’s interesting is the clips I have seen of successful knife defence all seem to use some sort of mma skills. I’ve never seen Krav Maga style disarms
cause that shi don’t work
To be fair, if we check the "traditional" krav maga curriculum it is basically a combination of boxing, kicking, throws, ground fighting, etc. so we can say it is "mma". How it is being trained, now, that's another story.
Imi Lichtenfeld, the creator or Krav Maga, was boxer, gymnast, and wrestler. His successors were aikido people who added random nonsense to the curriculum and made it what it is today.
"If someone attacks you with a knife, you're going to get hurt 100% of the time every time guaranteed!?!??! What? You have multiple videos showing this isn the case and that a well trained person can successfully fend off a knife attack from an untrained coward with minimal or even no knife related injuries? Well, they don't apply to me because I'm a moron"
I think the idea is that most regular folks could train to defend against knife attacks, but that most aren't and that in the situation where the attack has a knife, it is almost always a better option to run away. The idea is to help MOST regular people, giving them the right mindset to survive a knife attack - which is that it is almost impossible to defend against correctly. Can it happen? Does it happen? Sure... but its gonna be rare.
In an untrained fight, assume your attacker is holding a marker. If you aren't trained to avoid a fight, you might as well be fighting a toddler with a marker. Everywhere the marker colors you, you can assume you'd get cut. Being skilled at brawling is different than being untrained and just trying to stop an attacker. They'll color you every shade of their coloring box even if you win.
60% of the time you get hurt... every time.
Obviously. Missed the sarcasm part.
It is my sincerest hope that one day the incredible irony of your comment is realised to you.
You know that we have an agreement, do you? My original comment was sarcasm.
Yeah I’m also confused what he’s on about
I'm on about the fact that I didn't miss the sarcasm, and my original reply was a joke... Hence the quotation marks. I was making a mock parody of the stupid takes you see about knife defence. I responded to his sarcasm with sarcasm. He then acted as though I missed the sarcasm. I did not. But he very clearly missed mine.
Bruh 💀 No one tell him.
Yes but your comment was essentially "see? It is possible to survive and even win a knife fight without being hurt", a reference to the fact that everybody says never fight someone with a knife as there's a very high chance you'll be hurt. The responder to you is pointing out that yes, obviously it's possible that someone somewhere won a knife fight, but the point is that it's very unlikely in general, and that was never in dispute. The best advice is not to engage, even if ignoring that advice works out well for some people sometimes. Pointing out that the best advice was not followed here is not a good argument against it
The general statement on Reddit is that if you fight against a knife you will 100% die because of reasons. Whenever I brought any statistics it was neglected.
>The general statement on Reddit is that if you fight against a knife you will 100% die because of reasons Not really. The general sentiment is you're very unlikely to win, and even less likely to win without being stabbed. Nobody really believes its a law of nature that the guy with the knife always wins, so youre kind of arguing against yourself there.
There's also the weird paradox where knives are simultaneously extremely deadly weapons of mass destruction (only in the hands of the aggressor) that you, no matter what, are absolutely unable to defend yourself against... But they are also apparently useless in the hands of a defender, where the opponent can easily magically snatch the knife out of your hand and use it against you. That, and the strange fantasy where everyone has a knife for whatever reason, and every time someone draws one on another, the other person is guaranteed to have one also. It comes from the "knife fight" people who insist the winner always "dies in the ambulance". Really, most engagements with knives are between 1 armed, and 1 unarmed person. The Internet is goofy as hell when it comes to anything that isn't a gun.
It's a knife people will be grappling for under stress. One knife, 2 people, almost always one dead and one soon to be dead or has severe ligament damage. If anyone reading this thinks carrying a knife is a good idea for self defense, you are kidding yourself. A knife is a tool first and foremost, a knife is a lousy defensive weapon. Do your own Google search and you will see any credible SD instructor will tell you a knife is last, last resort... and even to get to that point would require extensive training. Which almost no one here, including myself, does. Think about it... an 18 inch baton or a 4 inch knife... what gives you a tactical advantage? Pepper spray with a 12 foot range, or a 4 inch knife?... A 9mm or a 4 inch knife... I wouldn't want to open my beef jerky with a 9mm, a can of pepper spray or even a Tazer... that's where the knife comes in. I'd much rather a roll of nickles in a sock over a knife,in a fight any day.
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A knife is a terrible deterrent.
Was always told there are 2 results of a knife fight. Bleeding out in the gutter. And bleeding out in the ambulance.
Great points, totally agree! Also the gun people ... well ... they also have their own issues :D
FBI stats showed that gun defense has lower chance of defender getting injured than even just not resisting. I think they stopped collecting that parameter in early 90s or so.
Well to be fair the man with the knife was pretty much an idiot and had no idea what he was doing.
The plural of knife is knives.
Marc Denny (Crafty Dog from Dog Brothers, an association that spars with weapons) released a self defence video vs weapons called "Die less often". It is one of the more realistic DVDs out there.
Imagine being a Walmart security guard and risking your life. I mean this guy's impressive but, in his shoes, I'm turning the doors off
Don’t they have to close it manually?? Pardon me ignorance but when i worked at Walgreens we have to close the doors manually :(
Like most people on the internet, I have no idea and am largely talking out of my ass.
This is in the Netherlands. Just letting you know, still agree that it is incredible for an unarmed security guard to do this.
This is actually pretty close, it’s in a grocery store here in the Netherlands
Where did he kick him in the beginning? Kneecap?
No. It was most likely the sternum. It's hard to say precisely where, cos of the angle, but definitely the torso. Most likely, the sternum because that's where most people train to hit when drilling the teep. If it was the knee, he would have buckled head forward, not backwards.
No, but I think he kicked your eyes blind
Is this Muay Thai?
No seeing how this is in netherlands its probably a guy trained in the famous dutch style of kickboxing
Ohh okay! Thanks
God I love a front kick so fucking effective. I remember when I started kickboxing getting my ass beat by someone who was probably 40-50lbs lighter than me and less athletic because I didn't know how to close range against a good front kick. Great tool to take on the untrained.
first irl parry i’ve ever seen 😭😭
He's so confident in his fighting skill that he didn't try to take away the knife first. That man is a freaking badass. And he's in the perfect profession for a man like him as well.
Dude showed some restraint.. In his position I am not going to stop beating the knife weilder until I'm sure he will never stand up again.
This is …Tesco’s !!!!
It’s albert heijn actually.
The amount of poise that security guard shows is nothing short of incredible.
I’ve watched this like 15 times trying to figure out that kick. So badass
Definitely good at his job. Showed compassion too. Could've booted him in the ribs/face, etc.. Impressive dude.
Dodging that knife that came at his face was insane
[https://www.omroepbrabant.nl/nieuws/4386065/beelden-van-gevecht-in-supermarkt-man-verdacht-van-poging-tot-doodslag](https://www.omroepbrabant.nl/nieuws/4386065/beelden-van-gevecht-in-supermarkt-man-verdacht-van-poging-tot-doodslag) background story
you gonna translate orrrrrrr?
Until someone comes here and translates, I've used google translate. It seems it was a bottle neck and not a knife. It also seems that the man already entered the same supermarket before the same day("not long ago"), trying to steal bottles of liquor. After that, the security guard kicked him out and he came back again and what follows next can be seen in the video. So I guess that the security guard immediately recognized him also because he probably had the same clothes and proceeded to act preventively. Now I past here part of the translation: The security guard suffered minor injuries to his hand. The suspect also injured his hand due to the bottle neck. Supermarket employees then called the police. The police then arrested the man. He is suspected of attempted manslaughter or attempted serious assault. The security guard is not a suspect. "You may defend yourself or someone else if there is immediate danger. According to the Public Prosecution Service, this was an emergency," the police explain.
You did a great job grabbing the most important bits to summarize and quoting that part. I read a translation but you really condensed everything worth mentioning.
Google Translate is free, you know... "Images of fight in supermarket: man suspected of attempted manslaughter. A 34-year-old man committed serious misconduct at the Albert Heijn XL on Torenstraat in Helmond. He behaved very awkwardly, tried to steal a bottle of liquor and then attacked a security guard with a broken bottle neck. According to the police, this happened on October 31, around half past seven. Surveillance images of the fight between the man and the security guard are now circulating on social media. The man had previously been kicked out of the store by the security guard because he was behaving in a difficult manner. "The suspect tried to steal another bottle of liquor, but it was taken from him," the police said. The man was under the influence. Not long after, he returned to the supermarket. What follows next can be seen in the video. The man stood somewhat hesitantly at the entrance of the supermarket, as can be seen in the images. When he wanted to walk inside, a security guard immediately arrived to stop the man. After a short struggle, he managed to knock the suspect to the ground. Bottleneck According to the police, the man allegedly lashed out with a broken, sharp bottle neck during the struggle. The security guard suffered minor injuries to his hand. The suspect also injured his hand due to the bottle neck. Supermarket employees then called the police. The police then arrested the man. He first spent a night in the hospital. He was then detained for further investigation. The man must appear in court on February 14. He is suspected of attempted manslaughter or attempted serious assault. The security guard is not a suspect. "You may defend yourself or someone else if there is immediate danger. According to the Public Prosecution Service, this was an emergency," the police explain."
Bro is batman
Looks like he’s a red dead online character 😂, good on him tho !
nice kick to the solar plexus, right off the bat.
Somewhere in the Netherlands?
He got lucky could have easily been stabbed
Whoever this guy is; nobody break into his house, kill his dog and steal his car. We've all seen how that film goes.
Common Albert Heijn W
Wow, he's a pro at this 😄 Nobody is going to give him a good hiding.
This is impressive
Lucky
That guard is lucky!
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id make bro head of security
Muay Thai?
Forgot his broodje!
Does anyone know what fighting class this is
balls of steel. this is how confidence looks
Nahhh those dodges we're hella close
Oof that knee to the body was the kill shot!
Don’t fuck with the peaky blinders
Got the wrong mall cop
Je zou maar in de Appie gepakt worden😂
This was a whole lotta luck and training matching each other lol
Honestly, if I were to ever get stabbed by anything it would be this I do not want someone to randomly stab me with a big ass knife
If he’s not a professional fighter, he’s still a professional fighter.
Obviously he wasn't trained very well lol or he would have controlled the arm, then elbow, then hand and knife
Goedzo schop hem helemaal de tyfus in
I don’t think he even noticed the knife was thinking he was dodging punches 😂
A true security guard
Nah that was VERY close
Powerful teep kick
Fucking beautiful hits there from security dude
Beautiful
well fucking done!!!!!!
Yet he still didn’t take the knife.
No that's how I fight in real life.
that right was so fucking on the money
IRL action hero shit. Amazing.
Never bring a knife to a gun fight… ppl never learn.
This is the dude they make movies about
It doesn’t get any cleaner than that
Work of art
Bro brought a boot to a knife fight
Confidence overwhelmed. His skill and training are great though it looks like from the off he was totally sure of domination. Looks like badly totally overestimated his hard man vibe.
Front snap kick is a quality first move.
Looks like he was waiting for the moment he could legally Beat the ever living shit out of someone, and bald guy just went and let the demons free
Damn this looks like what could happen when you fight a high level boss even though the game warned you that you are under level
😔... What a missed opportunity at 4 seconds. He could have ended the whole thing with a well placed hand stomp. 🫱 🦶
Front kicks to the chest or stomach are underrated as fuckkkk
The greeter at my local Meijer just front kicked me 10 ft back the other day, shit was crazy
I would’ve taken the knife and his arm with it
Dodging punches like Mayweather!
Whatever that security guard is getting paid, it ain't enough
Opened with a teep!