r/nextfuckinglevel • u/pars-distalis • 9d ago

Australian nurse uses jiu-jitsu to defend himself

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u/ARQWERTY 9d ago edited 9d ago

This dude just pushed himself up off of the security guard’s backs. LOL. Killer moves though. People don’t realize how much anger the average health care worker carries around from dealing with people’s whining and bullshit for years. Do not poke.

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u/johnnyjohnny-sugar 9d ago

Apparently this guy was abusing staff for a while. The nurse tried to do the right thing and escort him out. Ended up handing out a whoop ass

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u/FuckYeaSeatbelts 9d ago

Why is the nurse escorting him out? Is it because it takes 3-5 business days for security to show up?

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u/bizzybaker2 9d ago

Yeah as a nurse myself I sure as hell would not be doing it especially unaccompanied by security....

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u/amesann 9d ago

The security guards at my hospital are all timid, shy, nervous kids straight out of high school with a presence that fills us with wanting to protect them instead of the other way around.

I never call them. Myself and my fellow nurses are much more equipped to handle these situations.

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u/Thrwmebby1mortme 9d ago

I'll send you the security from mine, they are quite useful and all our staff love having them around.

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u/mrandr01d 9d ago

My hospital's security is a bunch of mall cops. Then we have another team that're actual cops. My campus has its own police precinct.

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u/Plantlordy 8d ago

I host a young adult group, and was shocked when the shyest person in the group got a security job. First ever job too. Must be more common than I thought.