The streets of Liverpool began to patrol superheroes
The men are fighting crime in the framework of the movement “Initiative”.
The self-proclaimed superheroes, inspired by the comics and movies, put on costumes and took to the streets of the English town to fight crime.
Warrior, Templar, Black Mercer, and Radical did not possess superhuman abilities, only a sincere desire to help. The men are fighting crime in the framework of the movement “Initiative”.
So far, the team stopped just one crime when three women stole a purse from a passerby at the train station.
Templar, under the guise of which lurks a 38-year-old insurance broker Tim Taylor, says that they aim to protect people from danger on the streets. The group monitors the hot spots of the city, where there are often street fights.
Tim is former military. He appealed to his compatriots with a call to be conscious and to help people. Too many, he says, avert their eyes and play the music in your phone when you see someone beaten up on the street.
Superheroes are not going to replace police officers, but I hope to be an extra pair of eyes for the security guards of the order.
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