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Nice shopkeeper protects his store from vandals

By , based on L’essentiel

Map: Nice, France

Pierre Collin, manager of a video game shop in Nice, intervened to protect his store after vandals attacked it during a protest. Images of him standing in front of the entrance, beside a poster of Son Goku, circulated on social media, according to his account reported by M6.

Pierre Collin, manager of a video game shop in Nice, defended his shop against vandals on Saturday, during a protest. Images of the incident went viral on social media, L’essentiel reports.

The video shows the shopkeeper at the entrance of his store, beside a large portrait of Son Goku, a character from the Dragon Ball manga. Speaking to M6, Pierre Collin said the poster had always been there and that its appearance in the footage was a coincidence.

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