Batman and Robin arrest crims in London

[Quirkafleeg]

Link: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23374266-details/Police%20dress%20up%20as%20Batman%20and%20Robin%20to%20catch%20drugs%20suspect/article.do" target="_blank">Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner

[Concrete Block 15]

So, the house full of dealers were PLEASED to see the Boys in Blue... and then invited them in?

Sounds more like the work of Captain Fit-Up and Evidence Planting Boy to me.

They won't be laughing so much when their dreaded arch enemy, the fiendish Dr CPS, gets hold of it...

[SamuelAWilkinson]

"But it was difficult finding somewhere to put my CS spray. There was nowhere for the handcuffs, but then Batman does not need handcuffs."

It's a bit of a shit costume if it didn't have room for the Bat-CS spray.

[House of Usher]

Judging from the photo of the officers in question, they were pretty good Batman and Robin costumes. If I'd been the crooks, I wouldn't have been tricked into thinking they were party-goers in fancy dress. I'd've thought they were the real thing.

[House of Usher]

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[Wils]

Personally, I'm more impressed (but not at all surprised) that Gary's vacabulary includes words garnered from scripts for Prisoner. ;)

[Quirkafleeg]

errr, I don't get that.

[Quirkafleeg]

errr, I don't get that.

[Max Kon]

i think wils meant the word 'crims'

[House of Usher]

I was puzzled myself then, until I realised Wils meant Cell Bock H, and not The Prisoner...

[Steve Green]

I wonder if any piles of powder lying about were explained away as dehydrated members of the United Nations?

- Steve

[Concrete Block 15]

The CPS would probably buy that...