Black belt tourist 'karate chops' robbers

By Eric Tlozek

Posted 1 hour 10 minutes ago
Updated 59 minutes ago
Northern Territory Police


Police in Alice Springs say would-be robbers picked the wrong victim to accost at the weekend.

A 20-year-old German woman was one of a group of tourists attacked by several people on the Wills Terrace footbridge on Saturday evening.

But Superintendent Sean Parnell told 783 ABC Alice Springs the woman was a black belt in karate.

"The victim there managed to punch one of the offenders three times in the face with a karate chop," he said.

"And they then attempted to run away and these baddies chased them and she's swung around and given them a kick to the side of the head and a couple more karate chops and they've run away."

He says she may have injured at least one of the attackers while fighting off the assault.

"We believe that, given the force she's hit him with, that he may have some injuries," he said.

"Be careful who you pick."

good one !!!!! paitem ol kain kex kuti pikinini nabaut!

Dispela stori sait blong meri karate fightim ol birua i win stret and stori i swit. Tasol long comparing dispela bihet pasim long raskal holdup long tourist ino gutpela stori.

Comparing dispela long tourism wantaim PNG, ating Australia bai mekim moa mauswara long dispela bagarapim sapos em kamap long tourism long PNG ?

Olgeta hap long world igat bikhet pasin istap, tasol Australia save laik kamap bossy liklik long hapim nem blong em yet na daunim narapela. Eg em long kain pasin long tourism.

Olsem long wanpela singsing blong ol local boys long PNG, "tingim yu yet bihain yu ken toktok olsem long mi". Wankain, Australia tingim yu yet behind yu ken toktok olsem long PNG.

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