While there’s all the reasons for jiu jitsu to be practiced by law enforcement officers there’s also quite a few reasons to not allow people with Violent criminal tendencies to train.
Recently a disturbing video surfaced online of a female being clubbed to her head and being knocked out
Video that clearly shows Ian Kramer with the baton after knocking her out with a blow to the back of the head. https://t.co/CEX6WPeuVl
— American S.H.A.R.P (@AmericanSHARP1) May 2, 2019
I know there are some deeply talented people who follow me… can anything be done to find this guy’s identity? https://t.co/68PbINEKgB
— Tara LaRosa (@TaraLaRosa) May 3, 2019
Yeah… we already know who that is. His name is Ian Kramer.
— Tara LaRosa (@TaraLaRosa) May 3, 2019
Ian Kramer who is a trained fighter and used to be a instructor at Impact jiu jitsu. Is known to be a blood thirsty violent person who despite his training routinely attacks women and ppl from behind with a baton while in full armor. This dude should not be training anywhere pic.twitter.com/8D5fJc0P50
— American S.H.A.R.P (@AmericanSHARP1) May 2, 2019
im told from a person on the local bjj scene that the person who knocked that girl out at cider riot w a club is Ian Kramer, a brown belt who used to teach at Impact Jiu Jitsu in Beaverton/Gladstone. i hear he was fired after photos emerged of him at a far-right rally w a baton pic.twitter.com/cxtHqWyrFi
— Mike Bivins (@itsmikebivins) May 3, 2019
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