The week started off rough for students at the gym in the central region of Belo Horizonte, in Minas Gerais state. This Monday (24), two men were involved in a fight due to mutual insults during a weightlifting exercise. The case ended up being referred to the police.
The identities of any of those involved have not been revealed. According to a statement from one of them to g1, the fight started when the other man “saw and made fun of him” during rehearsal. The suspect then allegedly “attacked,” which resulted in “mutual aggression.” According to reports, this will not be the first time the two have disagreed.
A video of the fight has been circulating on the Internet ever since. In photos taken by other gym students, the men can be seen fighting and knocking over gym equipment. Still other people pray to clear up the confusion. look:
Two gym members got into a fight in downtown Belo Horizonte after one of them taunted the other during a weightlifting workout. Students and staff tried to separate the attackers. pic.twitter.com/wsWlNgnEma
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The suspect who started the fight fled. The other boy was injured in the face, but did not receive medical attention. He opened a police report, which was recorded by the Prime Minister as a “fact”. The district civil police station will investigate the case.
In a statement, the academy expressed its regret over the incident, and stated that nothing like this had ever happened at the institution. The administration also announced the indefinite suspension of the two students.
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