Where this was said
Mexican Batman Duct-Tapes Thieves to Poles in Jalisco
At 28:26 · chapter starts 22:12
This is the episode's feel-good story — or at least its most enthusiastically endorsed one. In Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, a figure called Mexican Batman (possibly a small group, based on the multiple vehicles spotted) has been apprehending alleged bike thieves: duct-taping them to poles, giving them black eyes and bloody noses, writing 'Ratero' on their foreheads, and posting pink signs describing their crimes. The Mexican government is unhappy, and the accused thieves claim to be victims — but the community is rallying around the vigilante as a response to rampant crime. Eddie then introduces the even wilder sideshow: female vigilantes in Michoacán who carry assault rifles, built a homemade tank, and set up roadblocks to fight the New Generation Cartel. Henry closes the segment by officially declaring Mexican Batman a hero on behalf of the Last Podcast Network and urging him to email [email protected].
A vigilante dubbed 'Mexican Batman' in Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco has been duct-taping alleged bike thieves to telephone poles, writing 'ratero' (thief) on their foreheads and leaving pink signs describing their crimes.
In Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, a vigilante called Mexican Batman has been duct-taping alleged bike thieves to telephone poles, writing 'ratero' on their foreheads and leaving pink signs explaining their crimes. The Mexican government is not amused.
A group of female vigilantes in Michoacán, Mexico carrying assault rifles built a homemade tank and set up roadblocks to fight the New Generation Cartel.
In the Mexican state of Michoacán, a band of female vigilantes carrying assault rifles have built a homemade tank and set up roadblocks to fight the New Generation Cartel. Henry calls it the better story.
