Post by Brick Killed a Guy on May 19, 2010 15:03:09 GMT -5
Ninjas Rescue Student from Aussie Muggers
(Sydney Morning Herald) - A student was spared a vicious beating when his muggers were seen off by a gang of ninjas, the Sydney Morning Herald reported Wednesday.
The three thugs had chased a student down an alleyway in Kingswood, western Sydney, after demanding his wallet and phone.
But as the brutes began laying into their petrified victim, they failed to realize they were right outside Ninja Senshi Ryu -- a martial arts school.
A student spotted the attack and raced inside for reinforcements. Sensei Kaylan Soto and three of his trainee ninjas -- all wearing traditional black robes -- raced out to tackle the startled attackers.
''We would have been just a silhouette,'' one of the ninjas, Steve Ashley, told the Sydney Morning Herald. ''It was probably the worst place in Sydney where they could have taken him.''
Soto, a sensei with 30 years' martial arts training, added: ''You should have seen their faces when they saw us in ninja gear coming towards them."
The ninjas gave chase, but the three thugs escaped. However, cops have since made several arrests.
The victim, a 27-year-old German exchange student on an eight-week study trip, was left shaken but suffered only slight injuries in the attempted mugging.
(Sydney Morning Herald) - A student was spared a vicious beating when his muggers were seen off by a gang of ninjas, the Sydney Morning Herald reported Wednesday.
The three thugs had chased a student down an alleyway in Kingswood, western Sydney, after demanding his wallet and phone.
But as the brutes began laying into their petrified victim, they failed to realize they were right outside Ninja Senshi Ryu -- a martial arts school.
A student spotted the attack and raced inside for reinforcements. Sensei Kaylan Soto and three of his trainee ninjas -- all wearing traditional black robes -- raced out to tackle the startled attackers.
''We would have been just a silhouette,'' one of the ninjas, Steve Ashley, told the Sydney Morning Herald. ''It was probably the worst place in Sydney where they could have taken him.''
Soto, a sensei with 30 years' martial arts training, added: ''You should have seen their faces when they saw us in ninja gear coming towards them."
The ninjas gave chase, but the three thugs escaped. However, cops have since made several arrests.
The victim, a 27-year-old German exchange student on an eight-week study trip, was left shaken but suffered only slight injuries in the attempted mugging.
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