US Edition‘Protect Your Family’: Suspect Left Black and Blue After Intruding Into Home of MMA Fighter
Henny used his mixed martial arts training and faith to control the intruder without weapons, leading to the suspect’s arrest and a $20,000 bond, officials said.
- On Sept. 27 in Wilton Manors, trained mixed martial artist Henny Rojas subdued an intruder in his family’s home, confronting the stranger inside the living room.
- The intruder, 31-year-old Austin Carasani, said he had been drinking and mistakenly entered the wrong home while trying to reach a friend’s house.
- Trained for three years, Henny Rojas used boxing, wrestling and kick techniques to subdue the intruder and said, `I don't have guns; I wasn't looking for a knife- just God and my hands, that's it`.
- As of Tuesday, Carasani appeared before a judge on Monday, was charged with home invasion, and remains in Broward County Jail on a $20,000 bond.
- Rojas said he would not change a thing and that he acted to protect his family, adding `I don't feel pain- nothing`, while neighbors described the chaotic scene.
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Home Intruder's Bruised Up Mugshot Shows Exactly Why You Shouldn't Enter An MMA Fighter's Home Unannounced
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Intruder Receives a Harsh Lesson From MMA Fighter After Breaking into Florida Home - Fighter Sprang into Action to Protect His Teenage Nephew
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MMA fighter leaves home intruder wishing he'd picked another house · American Wire News
An alleged home intruder picked the wrong house to invade. Mixed martial arts fighter Henry Rojas was visiting his sister just north of Ft Lauderdale when his teenage nephew began screaming that a stranger was in the living room, CBS Miami reported. “He was saying, ‘Uncle, wake up!'” Rojas told the news outlet. The intruder, Austin Caresani, 31, reportedly said he mistakenly walked into the wrong home after a night of drinking and was visibly br…
MMA Fighter Pummels Florida Home Intruder: ‘Just God and My hands’
Intruding on someone else's home is never a good idea, but it's an especially bad idea when that home is protected by a trained mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter. The post MMA Fighter Pummels Florida Home Intruder: ‘Just God and My hands’ appeared first on Breitbart.
MMA Fighter Lays Beat Down On Home Intruder To Protect His Teenage Nephew
A home intruder was in for a rude awakening after breaking into the home of a MMA fighter’s sister. What’s worse for the intruder is that the fighter was spending the night himself. What happened: Although the suspect later claimed it was a big mistake, that didn’t stop him from getting a beat down from an MMA fighter. Fighter Henny Rojas was sleeping at his sister’s home in Wilton Manors, Florida. On Saturday, his nephew woke him up to tell Roj…
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