Holy Traffic Violations, Batman! Homemade Batmobile Towed by Police in Moscow

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Updated 26 February 2020 at 6:35 am

A homemade Batmobile was towed by traffic police in Moscow on February 22.

Footage released by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia shows the modified vehicle, made to look like Batman’s iconic car, being pulled away near Kutuzovsky Avenue.

According to a media release, the police measured the car’s dimensions, and discovered they were not within the permissible norms. They also said that the vehicle was not registered and did not have the required certification. Credit: Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia via Storyful

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