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Taxi Driver Stabbing

Posted on May 30, 2014May 30, 2014 by Joseph Marana

A few weeks ago at Maharlika Martial Arts we worked this exact scenario.

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Posted in Media, Training, UncategorizedTagged Atienza, car, Fighting, Filipino, Kali, Knife, Maharlika, Martial Arts, Sayoc, stabbing, taxi

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