After a group of burglars attempted to steal a store in California, martial arts trained glasses and doctors get caught up in a camera fight.

The brawl continued on February 21 at an optometrial clinic in San Ramon, California. According to KTVU. Dr. William Tou, Owner of Visual Fantasy: Optometrists kept two suspects at bay while staff members were dealing with the other two. I said Kron4.

“We were protecting each other, protecting our patients. It’s proud of me. That’s the decision we made in that split second.”

“I’m watching four criminals during practice, two of them attacking my staff near the front door, and the other two are plundering things from the shelf,” he recalled to KTVU. “In particular, they were after Cartier branded eyewear. They also seemed to be targeting Gucci and Tiffany frames.”

Videos shared by KTVU reporters on X show The fight shows one clip to tackle two thieves and successfully remove the suspect’s shoes. San Ramon police are testing shoes for DNA traces, the outlet said.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2p5nlda130

Another clip shows an employee kicking one of the burglars, appearing to scream “Fuck off.” Employees can then grab a nearby chair and watch them claim the suspects who run away from the facility. Other suspects will soon follow.

It has been revealed that eyeglass contractors are trained martial arts. (Related: “I’m just going to the gym week”: Small business owners rush to rescue when gunmen try to steal the next shop)

“He actually filmed Krav Maga classes twice a week, so perhaps they were the worst people they could mess with,” he told Kron4.

We told the outlet that there was another employee and a patient inside the store at the time of the robbery. They both rushed to the back of the store to be safe as the incident unfolded.

“It happened so fast. The emotions above all… were they just as unsettled as this was really happening?” the employee told Kron4.

He taught staff not to engage, but believes he has the right to protect himself as the robbers chased them. He also said he thought the patient was being threatened.

The suspect made it with about 12 glasses, leaving several other glasses damaged, KTVU reported.

KTVU Reporter I said On Wednesday, San Ramon police identified 18-year-old Tony Urcau as the suspect. Reporter later Added Four 18-year-olds, including Wulukau, have been charged with massive theft for stealing nearly $19,000 from merchandise from a nearby Victoria secret.