Moment teen burglars run for their lives after targeting house – owned by hulking Brit PRO-BOXER

THIS is the moment teen burglars ran for their lives after targeting the house of a pro boxer.

Gold Coast cruiserweight Casey Caswell was at his Benowa Waters home in Australia when two intruders were spotted appearing to be casing the property.

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Not known, clear with picture deskCaswell appears seemingly out of nowhere, shirtless, ready to take on the duo[/caption]

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Footage shows the moment two young men in hooded jumpers make their way onto Caswell’s driveway.

The pair are seen approaching the house and then looking over the side of the property in the early hours of January 8.

Caswell, who was born in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, suddenly appears out of nowhere, shirtless, ready to take on the duo.

He’s heard yelling “come on you little c**ts,” before chasing them down the street.

The pair set off with Caswell behind them, but they managed to flee unharmed.

Caswell’s fellow fighter and friend Demsey McKean uploaded the footage to social media.

McKean said his mate’s response to finding two people was to be expected.

He told the Queensland Times: “Casey doing what anyone man would do.

“This is how to deal with low-life rats that try to break into your house.

“Not how Casey Caswell wanted to start his early Sunday morning, no doubt.

“Woke up to see two thieves walking around his car and front property about to jump the fence. So he ran out there and chased them off down the road.

“My mate is a professional fighter and an Australasian champion. They picked the wrong house to mess with.”

McKean alleged the pair had been spotted around the neighbourhood, which is one of the “nicer” parts of the area.

He alleged one of the men was slightly older and was carrying a knife.

The sportsman continued: “They were spotted at another house in the community at 3.30am so they were doing the rounds.”

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