The thief of the UFC Henry Seddo fighter, and the stealing of his valuable championship belt a few days after the former Olympic driver, a suspected driver, was declined to the house of his neighbor.
CEJUDO told FOX 10 Phoenix that Cejudo's wife and children were sleeping at their home in Phoenix, Arizona, when his separate studio was stormed early on Monday.
“If I have my weapon, it willn't be nice, it willn't be so. Because now I know that you are messing with my family,” said Ther Cage Fighter to reporters. “It is one thing fighting. It's another thing when my family is in danger.”
The first UFC championship from CEJUDO, along with $ 10,000 camera equipment for its product, Dylan Rush, who was asleep in the studio at the time.
Cejudo said he just wanted to return the elements, and will not press the fees if they were.
One of them, the national boxing champion Hugh Johnston, has offered $ 10,000 to return the belt.
“You will not be able to sell it,” Johnston said about the belt. “You will not get anything from it. It will be hot. Every mortgage in the city will not want to buy it. You will know that he belongs to True C. He gained it in the difficult way.”
Johnston jokingly sent a message to the thief that if the belt is repeated, Cejudo will not raise you, “He will not take you, drop you on your head, put you in the salt and offer justice as it usually does to people who break the law in Arizona.”
The robbery comes a few days after CEJUDO processing and caught a 22 -year -old driver who tried to escape after he plowed his car at his neighbor's house at high speeds.
CEADO, 38, said after that: “I grabbed him, dominated him very quickly, and put his hands behind his back and hit him a little.”
When asked if he believed that robbery might be some revenge, Cejudo said: “You cannot exclude it, but it might be so.”
Rush, his producer, is convinced that relevant accidents.
“This didn't happen if it was not for beating and running,” Rush told FOX 10 Phoenix. “His reward for doing something heroic is to obtain the theft of his home. So, it's just a shame everywhere.”
