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The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Stephanie Farr

This Brazilian immigrant gives cops free lessons in jiujitsu and humility at his studio

PHILADELPHIA _ Meet Alexandre Quintella, a fourth-degree black belt in Brazilian jiujitsu from Belem, Brazil, who offers free classes to law enforcement officers.

_ Altering egos: "Police officers have a lot of ego, so they first need to admit what they don't know and learn it."

_ A river runs through him: "The kids in America play with the PlayStation. When I was a boy, I played in the Amazon River."

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