Today's story is a bit dramatic, the thief who is not good, just touched the muay thai champion's home. And this champion is also a bit "playing" a bit too much, punching and kicking, and using a hammer...
According to foreign media reports, Chris Shaw, scottish Muay Thai world champion and current ONE champion signatory, admitted to the allegations of violently breaking into the house, when Chris not only used all the Muay Thai techniques he had learned in his life on the thief, but also used a hammer to hit the thief hard, resulting in a fractured nose bridge and blurred vision and was admitted to the hospital.
On August 11, 2020, the thief Halliday stole a set of tools from Chris's van in shorts and slippers, and then took the tools to try to pry open the door of Chris's house to steal, even the crime tools had to be stolen now, it is estimated that this brother is only an amateur thief.
Chris, who was sleeping, was awakened by the noise, and When Halliday saw the situation, he ran away from Chris and chased him, chased the thief Halliday on the street and beat him violently, Halliday was beaten into the hospital, and Chris was also accused of violent attacks.
On Saturday, Chris pleaded guilty to allegations that violent beatings hit Halliday, saying he punched and kicked Halliday at the time, causing him to fall to the ground before he struck him in the arm with a hammer.
He then beat Halliday for about two minutes, leaving him covered in blood and swollen eyes. The police who arrived later arrested Halliday and took him to the local hospital for rescue, while seeing that Chris's knuckles were stained with blood, they also took him away.
In addition, the thief Halliday was reportedly attacked and stabbed more than 20 times in 2010 ... This means that he gets beaten at least 1.6 times a month on average... As a result, he was also diagnosed with "post-traumatic stress disorder," which is common among veterans who have fought in wars and have been injured.
Therefore, this thief is a dish and loves to die, and he really owes a lot of fighting. Now a lot of people have expressed their support for Chris on social media, saying:
"Chris is a hero who protects his family and he should not be prosecuted"
"If I caught someone breaking into my house, I would do the same thing to this bastard."
Chris had just finished playing the ONE Championship "Endless" in February this year, but unanimously decided to lose to his opponent.