Hero of the Day, Only a Coupla Days Late
Posted by Hazel Stone | Filed under Heroes
Houses are like boxes of chocolate, you never know what you’re gonna get:
Kieta is typically at work on Mondays but had taken the day off from his job with the federal government. So he was home when a man entered his Eastside residence in the 3100 block of Richardt Avenue about 9 a.m.
“We have a little poodle-like dog. It was barking and barking,” Kieta said. “I opened the door and just ran into him.”
Kieta, 49, who is legally blind, said he was the Kentucky high school wrestling champ for the 145-pound division in 1976. He used his skills and other self-defense tactics learned from his father to subdue the intruder.
“I had him pinned in the laundry room and just kept pummeling,” Kieta said, describing the pounding he gave the 25-year-old arrested by police.
Kieta punched, kicked and grappled until the suspect became disoriented. Kieta said he grabbed him by the belt and dragged him into the kitchen. Kieta then found a kitchen knife and held it at the man’s throat.
Now there’s a story you just don’t want to be telling in stir. Man, you got your arse handed to you by a blind dude! Yep, you’d be the belle of the ball after that tale.
Tags: Heroes, self-reliance
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April 23rd, 2008
It’s always nice to see a bad guy get schooled.
Reminds me of Michael Esser.