On of our ninjas sends us a story from Florida about Daniel Chang who saw a man punching and strangling a woman who was holding a child. Chang a Fort Leonard Wood soldier home on leave tried to convince the man to stop, but he wouldn’t, so Chang body slammed him and held him for the police;
After pinning Parker, Chang said he noticed two knives and an gun magazine fall out of Parker’s pockets.
Nevertheless, Chang said he wouldn’t have done anything differently.
“I think it’s every man’s and every citizen’s duty. If they see something wrong being done, a crime, or an abuse to another human, I think they should get involved, and not just stand back and become a victim,” Chang said.
Good for him! Job well done!
Mr. Chang, you did what any Real Man and Warrior would do, BRAVO ZULU!!!
A fine, brave young man. Well done!
This warrior did what should have been done, while a lot of people would have just stood around filming the attack with their phones. Good for you, David Chang.
Not only filming the event, but yelling “World Star!!” the entire time.
I’m pleasantly surprised that the Army hasn’t somehow found fault with the outstanding soldier’s actions.
I took BASIC at FLW Sep-Nov 1989 so I feel especially proud of this fine man.
Said exactly what I was going to say. These scum that stand by and laugh and film people getting beaten should be charged with inciting. Or have their cell phones implanted in their ass.
This young man is the exact opposite of people like the murdering thug Miller, featured elsewhere.
We need more like him.
What a great kid.
They are not all whiny crybabies that shirk at the sound of Bing Crosby singing “White Christmas”
I shit you not… “White Christmas”…
Good job.
Well done young soldier!
HOOAH !!!!!!!!!
well done
talk about
selfless service! ! !
Assist, Protect, Defend Hooah!
Outstanding work, young people like you give me some hope, thank you & Semper Fi.
So, the perp is a Vet? Fucking asshole. The video says that when the perp told Chang that, he got more pissed and I don’t blame him. Good on Chang for doing what we’re supposed to do.