In the stillness of the night, a thief crept through the shadows, eyes fixed on the prize, a phone lying on a room. Silently, he slipped into the house, careful not to make a sound. But as his way to exit the room he got busted by the home owner.

The homeowner, a man of formidable strength and quick reflexes, had anticipated the thief's move. With a swift and practiced motion, he locked the thief into a brutal chokehold, his arms tightening like a vice. The thief struggled, gasping for breath, but his attempts to break free were futile.

Dragged to the ground, the thief felt his spine arch painfully as the homeowner's hold became more intense. Panic surged through him, but his strength was no match for the good wrestling techniques of his captor. Each movement was precise, designed to inflict maximum pain and control.

The homeowner lifted the thief effortlessly, bending him backward in a spine-wrenching maneuver that made the intruder cry out in agony. The thief's vision blurred, pain radiating through his body as he dangled helplessly.

Finally, after several submission locks, with a grim sense of satisfaction, the homeowner tied the thief to a sturdy table, securing his arms and legs with tight knots. The thief, now completely subdued, struggled weakly against his bonds before the exhaustion and pain took their toll.