Mysterious Man in Batman Costume Drags Criminal to Police Station in England

Looks like Bruce Wayne just couldn't help himself during the European sojourn he took at the end of The Dark Knight Rises.

British outlets are reporting that a man dressed as Batman appeared at a Bradford, England, police station in the wee hours of Feb. 25 with a criminal in tow. The offender was charged with fraud and handling stolen goods, but before police could find out the identity of the masked vigilante, he had disappeared into the night.

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"The person who brought the wanted man into the station was dressed in a full Batman outfit," a police spokesperson from West Yorkshire said. "His identity, however, remains unknown."

The costume was reminiscent of the 1960s-era Adam West Batman suit, not the newer and more high-tech editions. A costume-store employee in the northern English city thinks she sold the suit to the mystery man in question.

"Usually they want the Dark Knight costume, but he wanted this one," Kathryn Sutcliffe told the BBC. "He wanted the one with the muscle-y chest as well."

The man -- whom she described as tall, blond and in his 20s -- paid with a credit card, but Sutcliffe says she'll keep his identity a secret.