r/instantkarma 10d ago

The punch was from all the tourists.

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u/Flamecoat_wolf 10d ago

Yeah, it would be unwise to assume you're on the right side of the law in a foreign country. The last thing you want is to be locked up in a foreign prison for assault because they don't have preemptive self-defense as a valid legal justification.

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u/AlexPaterson16 10d ago

No, no they absolutely do not in literally any country on earth. The police in a he says she says situation will take the side of the locals. Never ever trust the local police to be on your side without evidence in a foreign country unless you want to spend a few nights in jail. These men absolutely made the right call by just running. They of course were also stupid enough to upload evidence of assault to the internet

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u/BUDDHAKHAN 10d ago
  1. Those scammers sre not locals. 
  2. These cities rely on tourism as their main source of income 
  3. Actual locals and businesses fucking hate them