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He's accused of randomly punching strangers. Do you regret it? Yes, yes I do.

19-year-old Alfred Lewis spoke with me about how he feels about it now.

You know, I just made a mistake, and everybody makes mistakes.

This is the video in question. In it, you can clearly see Lewis striking a man in the head

from behind before he turns around in shock. I know like from the video all you see is like

the bad part about it, but what people didn't see was that I shook his hand after,

and how I gave the man a hug. That is something we cannot verify. Nor can we confirm that another man

seen in the video getting punched and grabbed later left on good terms according to Lewis.

I really didn't expect for it to just go so left, you know. Before you go out and you do

anything that you feel is bad or that could look bad, make sure like people know or just don't

do it at all. That's a young psychopath there, I believe.

So, yeah, so I actually said off the air when I called for this clip, this is the story of the

kid in Texas who was sucker punching people. He just walked up behind people who were walking

down the sidewalk in the park or whatever and blast them in the head, punch them in the head,

knock them to the ground. And it's one of those TikTok things or whatever, social media trends.

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