Police Release Video of 'Batman' In Action

On March 21, ' for not displaying his license plate. The curious traffic stop made national as well as local news.

The Caped Crusader's true identity was soon , who visits children in hospitals to lift their spirits.

Now police have released the video of Batman's traffic stop—a little ridiculous, mostly funny and a whole lot of endearing.

"Batman's going to be stopping at Southbound 29 at Prelude [Drive in White Oak], and again no tags, it's just got the Batman seal on the vehicle. It's a black Lamborghini and a driver dressed as Batman," the officer reports.

When asked if he needs backup he replies: "You can send me Robin if you wish."

When the officer asks to see the driver's registration, Batman must get out of his Batmobile -- a sleek, black Lamborghini -- to dig about the car searching for tags.

About 10 minutes later, after posing for a photo shoot with the responding officers, Batman heads back to his car, cape billowing in the wind. His destination is Georgetown Hospital to visit sick children.

In November 2011, Robinson Batman made the rounds in Ellicott City, getting help from the Howard County Police Department after getting a flat tire.

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According to Montgomery County Police Spokeswoman Angela Cruz, the officers did remind him he should have the car's legal tags attached in the future. "Ultimately, if he still doesn't have tags on the vehicle, officers will probably pull him over again," Cruz said.