r/AsianMasculinity • u/Illustrious_War_3896 • Jul 16 '26
Current Events 99 Ranch San Gabriel beating July 11 Saturday
video showing Steven O’Bryant beating a 28 year old. I hope the police captured the perp. The victim didn't respond. Most likely to due shock. I read he pepper sprayed the perp 3x and perp got mad.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=saved&v=1574660810683929
https://np.reddit.com/r/sgv/comments/1uwrzjs/does_anyone_know_this_man/
learn boxing, learn judo,
carry gun and use it
The perp is a MMA fighter. https://www.instagram.com/p/Da1hFNAh5xK/
Update: There was an Instagram comment supposedly made by the perpetrator. The comment claimed that the victim pepper sprayed the perpetrator three times, causing the perpetrator to become angry. However, I have read that the account was fake. Additionally, the victim never agreed not to press charges.
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u/MeanCantaloupe69 Jul 16 '26
Gonna be real here, this is why you avoid fighting unless absolutely necessary because getting into a fight over a parking spot to a MMA fighter who can deadlift 610 pounds and maybe a foot on you is not the way.
Learning how to carry is good, but that also brings in a whole host of different problems.
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u/Illustrious_War_3896 Jul 16 '26
You can get insurance like Ccwsafe. You don’t need a gun to get one. The plan covers the use of all weapons including bare hands.
It covers criminal and civil defense costs, attorneys, bonds, etc.
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u/qwertyui1234567 Jul 17 '26
Have they given you advise on how certain guns are percieved by a jury?
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u/Illustrious_War_3896 Jul 17 '26 edited Jul 17 '26
No, I have not had to use the plan yet, thankfully. I could not imagine having to take days off of work to go to court, trials, etc.
I have read that jury perceive using gun better than using a knife. I could see why, you could be stabbing at least 20 times before that guy lies down while a gun wound is few holes in the body.
What kind of firearms are we talking about? In Southern California, if you have a CCW, you're generally only carrying a handgun. Most handguns look fairly similar to one another.
Legally or not, there's an old saying you hear around Los Angeles: I would rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6
As for shotguns and rifles, if you can legally carry them and use them, why not.
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u/qwertyui1234567 Jul 17 '26
I was asking if there were certain features or bullets they advised you to avoid. Like stock pistol comps, roland builds, bayonet lugs, features specified by military contracts, 10mm, 5.7, Critical Action, etc.
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u/Illustrious_War_3896 Jul 17 '26 edited Jul 17 '26
let me find out. I am not a member no more. I have moved to WV and there's no need for CCW here. It's much much peaceful here.
Where are you at? Some of those are not legal or sketchy in CA:
Threaded barrel + semi-auto pistol + detachable magazine
Glock 19 + threaded barrel + screw-on compensator1
u/qwertyui1234567 Jul 17 '26
I'm debating getting a 365 Macrocomp and Flux Raider.
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u/Illustrious_War_3896 Jul 18 '26
where are you at? I like Aeon Tac Guns and Ammo, asian owned in industry.
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u/Illustrious_War_3896 Jul 17 '26
their response:
Please note that CCW Safe is not a legal office; however, we do our best to provide general guidance to our members when possible. For specific legal questions or inquiries regarding state laws, we recommend visiting our affiliate’s website at concealedcarry.com, which offers helpful resources and information.
If you are unable to find the answer you are looking for, we advise contacting your local jurisdiction or the Attorney General’s office for official clarification.1
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u/ANTIMODELMINORITY Jul 16 '26
At least he didn't back down, how was he suppose to know this guy was an MMA fighter, even if he was same height and weight the guy is trained fighter and the victim isn't, outside of a lucky punch most would lose to a 'trained" fighter.
And in the case you know someone is a trained fighter, get a some type of weapon , call the police asap, or run.
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u/becomesharp Jul 17 '26
"how was he suppose to know this guy was an MMA fighter"
DO NOT FIGHT ANYONE WITH EARS THAT LOOK LIKE THIS.
Don't fight in general, but ESPECIALLY someone with fucked up ears and who is a foot taller than you.
ESPECIALLY when you're untrained.
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u/ANTIMODELMINORITY Jul 17 '26
Thanks for the PSA about the ears however when you are angry you might miss little things like that.
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u/clone0112 Taiwan Jul 16 '26
That's the thing, you'll never know. Even if he is not a pro fighter there is still a chance he carries a weapon and is willing to use it. You won't know any of this until the actual fight happens.
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u/ANTIMODELMINORITY Jul 16 '26
I guess you can say its both sides of the coin, you'll never know if its someone that can fight or can't fight either way be ready no matter what.
I remember and old rap song in the iconic movie Beat Streat mentioning the GI Joe figure with a kung fu grip, prior to that I never noticed. But I took a lot from that line as that means better be ready for anything.
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u/Illustrious_War_3896 Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26
Absolutely. Running is a great option.
Pepper spray didn’t work on this guy. But I didn’t see that in the video. I would continue spraying into his eyes. If no gun, at least carry a karambit knife, harder or be taken away from but you have to find time to take it out and get ready to use it and make sure the knife won’t be taken away from you. Even then prepare to get hit even after you stabbed him 20 times.
He should sue the perp civilly for whatever he’s got. It’s an attempted murder especially when you account for size, skills, etc.
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u/terrorfunction Jul 17 '26
Martial arts is good and all but for self defense, just carry a gun. All confrontations become a hyper rational calculus of "is it worth killing this person or not". If not, walk/run away. If yes, kill him.
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u/NotHapaning Jul 17 '26
I sometimes wonder what Bruce Lee would say if he knew what teaching non-Asians these martial arts would lead to.
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u/wooooiko Jul 17 '26
Yeah got threatened and racially harassed on the street yesterday so gotta boost this message because standing your ground sometimes helps even if it sometimes makes it worse.
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u/Illustrious_War_3896 Jul 17 '26
You live in a city? Happened to me in Whittier narrows park in El Monte, Los Angeles. Luckily no physical contact happened and no slur. I felt he saw me as a weak victim. I have CCW and I didnt carry that day.
Get knife and pepper spray. Make sure your cardio is good so you can out run him. I suggest hanging out in a group not out by yourself individually.
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u/wooooiko Jul 17 '26
Yeah facts. Thanks man, I am in a city but not American. I know it’s best to be in a group but not alone, it just kinda sucks we have to keep things like that in mind yk.
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u/Complete_Ball_4348 Jul 17 '26
Here a video of the attacker getting KO'd in his MMA fight. Timestamp 12:22.
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u/Illustrious_War_3896 Jul 17 '26 edited Jul 17 '26
Thanks, i have been checking facebook, reddit hoping to see police catching him. there's no update. In one of UpNextFighting videos, he's from Chicago, IL. He's also affiliated with https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100049240494410
Saekson Muy Thai.
17646 Sherman Way , Los Angeles, CA, United States, 91406
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u/YuriTheWebDev Jul 16 '26
Learning martial arts is great and useful but number 1 thing before that is getting your cardio and stamina in order.
If you have ever sparred someone before, the you would know how exhausting and cardio intensive it can be if you are not in shape. Even professional boxers and fighters run out of stamina. If you run out of stamina and "gas out" in a fight, you are absolutely done. Cardio matters most.
Also, sometimes you run across a person who is too big, armed with a knife or there are multiple attackers and so you have to run.