Philadelphia woman says she used stage combat training to fight off masked man chasing residents

A Philadelphia woman's art school training came in handy in an unexpected way as she was chased through the streets of Philadelphia by a man wearing a doll mask.Jameka Wilson, a 25-year-old Philadelphia-based actress, said a man in what police described as a "Chucky" Halloween mask chased her while she was on her way to an early morning workout class on Wednesday, Aug.12.
After the man chased her for "a few seconds," Wilson said, she decided that the wisest thing to do in the scenario was turn around and fight."He seemed surprised that I had turned around initially," Wilson said in an interview with Fox News Digital."I saw his head like tilt from side to side, like trying to figure out what he's supposed to be doing in the scenario.""Essentially what he did in defense terms was that he opened up all of the lines of attack that I could possibly make to him," she said.MASEKD MENACE FILMS HIMSELF CHASING RESIDENTS AS TERRIFIED VICTIMS SCREAM FOR HELP: POLICEPhiladelphia actress Jameka Wilson credits stage combat training with helping her defend herself against a man wearing a "Chucky" mask.
(Philadelphia Police Department)That's when Wilson decided to kick her attacker, "boom, right into the center of the chest."Wilson credits her ability to defend herself and read her attacker to her art school education in stage combat."My alma mater was the University of the Arts, and I trained with fight masters there for stage combat," said Wilson."The whole goal is to understand what the consequences of contact and violence are and hopefully keep your scene partner safe.""I feel like these experiences helped me fight off the attacker, as crazy as that might sound," she said.GEORGIA JOGGER RUNS FOR HER LIFE AFTER STRANGER ALLEGEDLY TRIES TO MOW HER DOWN 3 TIMESA masked man wanted for allegedly chasing and threatening people near Philadelphia's City Hall is seen on surveillance video wearing a cracked baby doll Halloween mask.
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