Conor McGregor Advocates Martial Arts Training After Shocking Robbery Incident in France
MMA INDIA - 2024-04-10T05:18:02.000Z

In a recent incident that has left the public outraged, a usual suspect brazenly robbed a shy French boy in broad daylight, and shockingly, no one intervened. The lack of action by bystanders has sparked heated discussions about personal safety and the responsibility of individuals to protect one another. The incident unfolded near a bustling marketplace in Paris. The young French boy, visibly nervous and overwhelmed, was targeted by a seasoned thief who tussled with him for a while then...

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