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Sometimes human interaction in this town makes me want to put an offending party in a hurt locker.

But to actually follow through on that desire, let alone with a dangerous move like the piledriver, is a recipe for disaster.

From EastSouthWestNorth:

In Hong Kong Central ... a 36-year-old restaurant take-out delivery man named Leung took twenty bowls of soup to go to Jardine House. At the corner of Pedder Street and Des Voeux Road, he bumped into two foreign males. There was an argument and then a physical altercation. At first, Leung had the upper hand as the foreign male was hit in the left eye, cheek and forehead. The irate foreign male then applied a piledriver move Leung, who immediately passed out. The foreign male then left the scene quickly.

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But a 52-year-old foreign woman saw the fight and tailed the foreign male into the subway system. The foreign woman then notified a patrol police officer and an arrest was effected at the MTR Wanchai stop. The foreign male is a 21-year-old British citizen named Munro. He is out on a HK$500 bail. He had minor injuries on his face.

You've got to see the newspaper graphics that go with the article.

Way to go, Munro: you just drove back intercultural relations about 100 years.

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