Self-defense expert shares practical tips anyone can use to survive threats and physical attacks on the street
TheBlaze - 2024-04-16T19:00:00.000Z

Readers of Blaze News are well aware of the steep rise in violent crime on the streets — particularly physical attacks against vulnerable individuals that appear disturbingly random or that erupt into over-the-top beatdowns.The disheartening list seems endless. On Sunday, a hooded, masked male was caught on video shoving a 68-year-old woman backward down the outdoor steps of a church as she was heading to Mass in Queens, New York — then he stole her purse and car after she landed on her head on...

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