Jiu-Jitsu Studio Owner Accuses Doctor of Setting Nail Traps in Seabrook Business Dispute

Escalating Business Dispute in Seabrook

• ⚠️ A long-standing dispute between a jiu-jitsu studio and a neighboring doctor's office in Seabrook has intensified.
• 💡 The conflict reportedly began after a parking rental agreement ended, leading to ongoing tensions.

Allegations of Dangerous Traps

• 🎯 Robert Lee, co-owner of Cross Collar Jiu-Jitsu, alleges that the doctor has placed traps on his property.
• 🤕 An 18-year-old jiu-jitsu student was reportedly injured by a hidden nail trap, requiring emergency room treatment.
• 📸 Police investigated the incident and confiscated pieces of wood with screws facing upwards.

Legal Ramifications of Traps

• ⚖️ A legal expert explains that setting such traps can lead to criminal and civil charges, potentially a third-degree felony.
• ⚠️ It is extremely dangerous as individuals on the property for legitimate reasons could be severely harmed or killed.

Ongoing Investigation and Hope for Peace

• 🔍 Police are investigating the situation as a potential criminal offense.
• 🚫 No arrests have been made at this time, and the doctor's office has declined to comment.
• 🙏 Residents hope for the restoration of peace in the Seabrook community.