'Batman' gets turned away by armed police

[Still Waters 51,146]

Armed police in Canada received a surprise while responding to a recent incident as a man in a full Batman costume tried to offer his assistance.

A video posted to Facebook shows four police cars surrounding a house in the town of Kelowna, British Columbia, and officers aiming down the barrels of their guns before the wannabe caped crusader – complete with shining body armour, mask and utility belt – approached.

“Is Batman here to save the day? Like, seriously?” said Melissa Parent, who filmed the incident, in her video.

https://www.independent.ie/world-news/and-finally/watch-batman-try-to-intervene-in-incident-get-turned-away-by-armed-police-37966645.html

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/watch-batman-try-intervene-incident-143800651.html

[joc 18,277]

Isn't there a law against impersonating Batman?  Well, there should be!  I know there are laws against interfering with a Police Investigation/Situation.  This guy needs to be locked up somewhere...probably not in a jail cell either.

['Walt' E. Kurtz 6,858]

I have heard that it's common that people dress up as clowns to scare people and the answer to that is people dressing up as Batman to chase the clowns :-). 

[aztek 24,091]

maybe it was his house they surrounded,  lol

[tmcom 823]

If his costume is bullet proof then sure.