Don't mess with Texas, indeed! A group of Tae Kwon Do instructors jumped into action and pinned a man down while law enforcement officials arrived after witnessing a man trying to sexually assault a woman.
‘Parents: Do not treat your kid’s phones as their diary:’ Are you making this mistake with your child’s devices?– A group of Tae Kwon Do instructors are being hailed as heroes after stopping an attempted sexual assault at a business in Cypress.
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez shared details on the incident in a social media post. In the post, Sheriff Gonzalez says the attacker, identified as Alex Robinson, 19, tried to sexually assault the woman.She screamed for help and that’s when one of the instructors at AYT An’s Yong-In Tae Kwon Do Cypress ran over to help.
investigation, deputies learned the instructors were notified of yelling next door. The instructors went next door where they observed a male attempting to sexually assault a female. They were able to pull the female away from her attacker. The male then turned toThe alleged attack happened in broad daylight, so the instructors were able to find Robinson with a woman inside the Cricket Wireless store next to the dojo.
The judge said Robinson could not have contact with the woman. He cannot have any drugs or weapons and he cannot go near the business or schools.Emmy award-winning journalist born and raised in Alabama. College football fanatic and snow cone lover! Passionate about connecting with the community to find stories that matter.Historian, educator, writer, expert on "The Simpsons," amateur photographer, essayist, film & tv reviewer and race/religious identity scholar.
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