Holy cow! Batman pulled over by police Video of Lamborghini

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Holy cow! Batman pulled over by police A real-life caped crusader is stopped by police in the US after he is spotted in his black Lamborghini 'Batmobile' without having any number plates on the vehicle. From: telegraphtv Views: 35 10 ratings Time: 02:10 More in News & Politics

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Police near Washington, D.C. pulled over a man dressed as Batman. He was driving a Lamborghini Batmobile. (March 30th)

Raw Video: Batman Pulled Over Police near Washington, DC pulled over a man dressed as Batman. He was driving a Lamborghini Batmobile. (March 30th) From: AssociatedPress Views: 306 40 ratings Time: 01:54 More in News & Politics

It wasn’t a dark night. It was actually bright and sunny when Batman got pulled over. NBC reports, “When pictures surfaced online of a man getting pulled over in a full Batman costume driving a black Lamborghini styled as the Batmobile, it naturally went viral… Turns out he’s no Bruce Wayne but is a real-life hero.” “Batman” is actually Lenny Robinson, a self-made businessman who buys about $25,000 worth of Batman merchandise every year and brings it to children's hospitals.

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