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*Mariusz Pudzianowski was fined £40,000 after migrants hid inside his truck
*Stowaways caused £23,000 of damage before they were found in Calais
*Polish muscleman now faces prosecution after posting a picture of himself holding a baseball bat on social media and threatening refugees
*Former World's Strongest Man was reported by anti-racist group HejtStop
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The Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) expert and five time World's Strongest Man champion said he would soon go to France to deal with 'this human garbage'.
He wrote: 'With this [baseball bat] I'll be waiting on my trailer at the ferry from Calais to the UK.
'We are dealing with the protection of personal property.
'If someone attacks you, you have the right to defend yourself, and if you steal something and are caught in the act you have the right to deal with him to prevent crime.'
Posting photographs of his damaged lorry and the refugees on social media, Mr Pudzianowski added: 'These are the destroyed goods on a trailer lorry at Calais.
'The cost of the destroyed goods is about 30,000 Euros. The driver was stopped by police for 48 hours and bailed for 5,000 euros and the matter is now waiting to go to court.'
In another post he said that although he works with people of different faiths, including Muslims, he would 'not tolerate robbers, rapists, burglars'.
He is now under investigation by Polish prosecutors for inciting hatred and racism after being reported by anti-racist group HejtStop (Stop Hatred).
Joanna Grabarczyk, who is campaign coordinator for HejtStop, said: 'No matter what happens, nothing justifies anyone to incite or commit a crime especially in such a delicate matter as refugees.
'Public figures do not realise that their words have an effect.'
In his defence, Pudzianowski, who once served 19 months in jail for assaulting a local mafia boss, said: 'At no time have I called for hatred or attacks on different religions, nationalities.
'There is a difference between the incitement to violence and defending when one is affected.
'I won't allow another group of immigrants onto my trucks. I don't want my employees to be put at risk from refugees armed with knives.
'I know immigrants, refugees who live in Poland. They are normal people, they behave like civilised people.
'But if someone behaves like cattle, whether it be in Poland, or abroad, I'll say something and not ignore it.'
He added: 'I'm going to protect my own property. If someone breaks into my house, I will protect my belongings. It's the same with my employees and trucks.'
World's Strongest Man Mariusz Pudzianowski vows justice on 'human garbage' migrants | Daily Mail Online
*Stowaways caused £23,000 of damage before they were found in Calais
*Polish muscleman now faces prosecution after posting a picture of himself holding a baseball bat on social media and threatening refugees
*Former World's Strongest Man was reported by anti-racist group HejtStop
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The Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) expert and five time World's Strongest Man champion said he would soon go to France to deal with 'this human garbage'.
He wrote: 'With this [baseball bat] I'll be waiting on my trailer at the ferry from Calais to the UK.
'We are dealing with the protection of personal property.
'If someone attacks you, you have the right to defend yourself, and if you steal something and are caught in the act you have the right to deal with him to prevent crime.'
Posting photographs of his damaged lorry and the refugees on social media, Mr Pudzianowski added: 'These are the destroyed goods on a trailer lorry at Calais.
'The cost of the destroyed goods is about 30,000 Euros. The driver was stopped by police for 48 hours and bailed for 5,000 euros and the matter is now waiting to go to court.'
In another post he said that although he works with people of different faiths, including Muslims, he would 'not tolerate robbers, rapists, burglars'.
He is now under investigation by Polish prosecutors for inciting hatred and racism after being reported by anti-racist group HejtStop (Stop Hatred).
Joanna Grabarczyk, who is campaign coordinator for HejtStop, said: 'No matter what happens, nothing justifies anyone to incite or commit a crime especially in such a delicate matter as refugees.
'Public figures do not realise that their words have an effect.'
In his defence, Pudzianowski, who once served 19 months in jail for assaulting a local mafia boss, said: 'At no time have I called for hatred or attacks on different religions, nationalities.
'There is a difference between the incitement to violence and defending when one is affected.
'I won't allow another group of immigrants onto my trucks. I don't want my employees to be put at risk from refugees armed with knives.
'I know immigrants, refugees who live in Poland. They are normal people, they behave like civilised people.
'But if someone behaves like cattle, whether it be in Poland, or abroad, I'll say something and not ignore it.'
He added: 'I'm going to protect my own property. If someone breaks into my house, I will protect my belongings. It's the same with my employees and trucks.'
World's Strongest Man Mariusz Pudzianowski vows justice on 'human garbage' migrants | Daily Mail Online
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