Young Preston mum caught on video LITERALLY kicking man out of shop after altercation

A young Preston mum has been caught on video karate kicking a man out of a shop after he allegedly made 'indecent' remarks to her.
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In CCTV footage taken from a convenience store in New Hall Lane, the young woman suddenly spins round and performs a powerful martial arts-style flying kick on the man - sending him sprawling into the street outside - before casually closing the shop door behind him.

The tough young mum said the man had been making 'indecent remarks' to her when she was waiting to be served, which she reported to staff.

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But when the man allegedly made further remarks, she decided to take action.

In CCTV footage taken from a convenience store in New Hall Lane, the young woman suddenly spins round and performs a powerful martial arts-style flying kick on the man - sending him sprawling into the street outside - before casually closing the shop door behind himIn CCTV footage taken from a convenience store in New Hall Lane, the young woman suddenly spins round and performs a powerful martial arts-style flying kick on the man - sending him sprawling into the street outside - before casually closing the shop door behind him
In CCTV footage taken from a convenience store in New Hall Lane, the young woman suddenly spins round and performs a powerful martial arts-style flying kick on the man - sending him sprawling into the street outside - before casually closing the shop door behind him

After warning him to stop talking to her, the woman spins effortlessly around and kicks the man square in the stomach, sending him reeling out of the shop and onto the pavement.

"I gave him a kind warning and he carried on, so it's his own fault if you ask me," said the woman.

The shop has been approached for comment.

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