A large number of social media activists in America expressed outrage over the behavior of an American young man who films himself assaulting passersby in the streets and public places, using the famous "RKO" move from professional wrestling.

The American youth appears in many clips he recorded in public squares, train stations, or even in crowded streets, selecting his victims and ambushing them from behind, then violently knocking them to the ground.

Signs of anger and shock can be noticed on the victims' faces, while he enjoys these scenes as he attacks passersby.

What increased social media users' anger at the reckless young American's behavior is that he does not differentiate between healthy individuals and others with disabilities.

Footage posted on social media showed him targeting a blind man and another walking with two crutches, in a scene that provoked condemnation from everyone who watched it.

The late American wrestler Randy Orton reacted to the clips of the young American assaulting passersby, writing an angry tweet on his personal account on "X" demanding the arrest of this assailant and sending him to prison.

Orton wrote in his post: "Bring me this person so I can give him a good case of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), along with 5 years in prison for assault."

It is well known that this move has been strongly associated with wrestler Orton, who used it in many matches to take down his opponents inside the ring.