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Londoners can sleep better knowing the Dark Knight is out keeping them safe, though he is not stopping crime; he is performing good deeds.
Known as London's Batman, the mysterious man has gained widespread attention on social media after videos of his good deeds went viral.
He initially declared war on littering, with one of his first videos showing him and his masked helpers clearing rubbish from the streets.
Since then, he has carried out several other good deeds, including paying hospital parking tickets for visitors, distributing free fuel to stranded motorists, and bringing back £1 chicken and chips.
His actions are clearly resonating with the public, earning him a massive online following within a short period.
He has already accrued 124,000 followers on Instagram and 315,000 on TikTok.
He recently spoke with the BBC, who were given just a time and place to meet him in true Batman fashion.
"People are struggling and I want to help them," he told the broadcaster.
Speculation remains high regarding the masked man's identity, with YouTuber Niko Omilana emerging as the public favourite to be behind the cowl.
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