The American UFC fighter, Belal Muhammad, threatened to send to the hospital those who loot or destroy businesses like his father's, which not only ended up with broken doors but also had everything stolen during the riots that occurred in several cities in the United States.
Belal Muhammad used his Twitter account to show how his father's business in Chicago was left. "15 years my father supported our family with this shop," wrote the mixed martial artist.
After his post, the fighter thanked for the show of support and help. He also pointed out that no one was injured, but the unrest continues, which is why he wrote:
"Seeing my parents' store, small family businesses and friends being looted and destroyed is disgusting, I promise if I see them looting I will send them to the hospital," he reiterated a little upset.
He then posted a photo of his cousins' business that was also destroyed. "This is not a protest, this is smash and grab."
The death of George Floyd, at the hands of a police officer, generated outrage and unleashed a wave of protests last week in the United States against police brutality towards the African American community.