Oh I am so here for mexican duct tape batman. More, please. 🍿
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Cops drag their asses in going after motorcycle thieves. -> Vigilante(s) go after motorcycle thieves, most likely out of frustration with police. -> Police organize manhunt for Vigilante(s).
The cops really asked "why have one problem when you could have two problem?"
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Batmanuel lives!
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God, I love vigilante stories.
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How would this happen? It'd take a while to duct tape someone to a poll and if they move at all it would fuck it up, so you'd need them to be very compliant. Was he holding them up at gun point?
Also why wouldn't the people tied up explain what happened?
none of those found tied up have provided information about who carried out the attacks.
This seems more like a cartel selectively tying up thieves for not giving them a cut and threatening them to not say anything.
Or these could just be some random guys who crossed the cartel for whatever reason and the cartel did this to frame/embarrass them
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Yes, but…is he wearing hockey pants?
Instead of organizing a manhunt for the vigilante's arrest, I will rather say they should give Bro title for CID boss, he's doing a better policing than the so called police
Toronto had a massive bike theft problem in the 90s the police did nothing about.
They found a guy duct taped to a tree in High Park with a bicycle frame pump up his ass. There was no outrage.
El hombre murciélago
The ongoing manhunt has also fueled broader criticism of local policing
It's very much the nature with politics to fight symptoms instead of finding the cause.
Isn't this more Spider-Man, but with duct tape instead of webs?
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Oooh! Bat man! A guy with a bat! Yeah that makes sense. "Un bato en bata con un bate"
This is what happens when you have lazy fat doughnut eaters not doing their job.
I won't say that everyone should be a vigilante, but those whose moral compass is working properly should definitely do it.
I definitely couldn't do it, i could probably hold back against petty theft and such but against rapists, murders and such i don't think i would allow them to get a chance for "redemption", seen it too often where they get released on "good behaviour" and are back within a week because they went back to the same old familiar life.
"Public trust in police" - that's fucking hilarious.
No, that is my bike dude! Cmon!
Oops!
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