Ah, how we at PC towers love these 'superhero' stories .... I thought that they had all but disappeared, after a spate of them a few years ago, and then suddenly, faster than you can say "Pow, Chop and Splat", the caped crusader springs back into action, and in Bradford of all places.
He appeared in the dead of the night (well in the early hours of the 25th of February), at Trafalgar House Police Station, and has handed over a wanted man at a Bradford police station before disappearing into the night.
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| Batman - "Pow, Chop, Splat" |
He appeared in the dead of the night (well in the early hours of the 25th of February), at Trafalgar House Police Station, and has handed over a wanted man at a Bradford police station before disappearing into the night.
The man was charged with handling stolen goods and fraud offences, while
in true comic book style, the police were left saying ..... "Who was that masked man?"
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| The Bradford Batman |
Well, they should ask the woman at the Joke(rs) shop, she said on radio that she knew who he is, but wasn't naming him. However sadly the mystery was revealed and mystique of the event was somewhat diminished, it was 'Stan Worby', who was dressed like this because he had just got back to Bradford, after going to Wembley to watch Bradford lose to Swansea in the league cup final.
He had agreed to accompany his friend to the police station, because he was handing himself in, because the police were looking for him in connection with a number of offences.
It was just a little 'in joke' between friends which went viral .....
It was just a little 'in joke' between friends which went viral .....
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