Maryland's Batman Looks Like A Real Hero

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After the news broke that police in Montgomery County, Md., last week stopped Batman for not having the correct plates on his Batmobile, many naturally wanted to know more about the man behind that mask.

The Washington Post today profiles the mysterious Caped Crusader, and it turns out that he does seem to be something of a real life hero to sick children around Washington, D.C. -

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    makes me proud to be a Marylander.
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    “Batman is actually...just-like-the-movies Batmobile built for $250,000, but it’s not...
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    After the news broke that police in Montgomery County, Md., last week stopped Batman for not having the correct plates...
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    Just because BATMAN. Also MARYLAND (even though I posted this story before).
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