"How dare you touch my son?" F1 star, who blew an 'indiscriminate flying kick' to the hearts of ordinary people, ended up in prison

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A former Formula One (F1) driver assaulted the public.

British 'The Sun' reported, "A shocking video of former Formula One driver Antonio Picconia (45), sending a powerful 'flying kick' to a man who appeared to have threatened his son."

Pichonia, from Brazil, was arrested by police on charges of assault shortly after the incident. The incident occurred near a sports center in Manaus, northern Brazil.

In the released video, Pichonia, nicknamed "Jungle Boy," appears in white shorts and a T-shirt. Then he ran at full speed to a man, jumped into the air, hit the man's chest hard with his feet, and punched him in the face.

The media said, "Pichonia is so angry because the man threatened his underage son. Witnesses said Pichonia instinctively acted to protect her son. The actual video showed the man pointing his finger at Pizzonia's son and speaking loudly.

Pichonia was taken into custody by police who were dispatched from the scene. After being investigated for assault, he was detained in prison. Local police said, "The investigation into the incident is currently underway, and we are determining the exact circumstances, including whether it is self-defense or not."

Antonio Pichonia is a famous driver who played on the F1 stage as a member of the Jaguar and Williams teams in the past. He competed in a total of 20 Grand Prix events between 2003 and 2005.

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