Hardy to the Rescue!
Screen tough guy Tom Hardy, 39, made a citizen’s arrest on Sunday lunchtime after a dramatic movie style chase through the streets of London, before proudly proclaiming “I’ve caught the c***”.
The Mad Max star sprinted after one of the young thief’s who crashed a moped into a Mercedes car in Richmond, South London when the lads ran a red light. The lad and his accomplice ran off and were later caught by Hardy and the local police force.
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Hardy was seen jumping over garden fences, walls and through a building site. The movie star then grabbed the young lad by the scruff of his shirt, pulling him into a bus stop and patting him down looking for any concealed weapons. Hardy then checked the lads ID and handed him over to the police.
Neighbour Arun Pullen, 22, said: “It was mental – like he switched into superhero mode in an action movie. He went off like a shot in pursuit of one of the thieves and looked furious.”
An out of breath Tom told another onlooker “This little s*** nicked something and now he’s got himself a broken leg.”
Movie star and real life action hero! There’ll be lots more swooning ladies after this escapade. Nice work Mr Hardy!
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