UFC Champion Sean Strickland Holds Domestic Violence Suspect at Gunpoint

Strickland intervened when the suspect, fleeing from a security guard, attempted to hide at his house after an alleged assault.

UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland held a man at gunpoint who was allegedly involved in a domestic violence incident and tried to hide at his house.
The suspect had been seen 'stomping out a girl' and fled in his car, hitting a curb and shredding his tire before attempting to hide at Strickland's property.
Strickland, who initially thought the man was trying to steal his car, followed him into the street and held him at gunpoint until police arrived and arrested the suspect.
This is not the first time a UFC champion has thwarted a suspect; Jon Jones stopped an attempted burglary in 2020 by chasing the person with a shotgun.
Strickland won the UFC middleweight title by defeating Israel Adesanya at UFC 293 in September and is scheduled to make his first title defense in January.