A man wearing a purple suit, a green wig and face paint in the style of Batman’s nemesis, Joker, in The Dark Knight was arrested for trying to steal posters and other items related to the new Batman movie from a cinema lobby in Three Rivers, Michigan.

He must be a die-hard Batman fan, or more precisely, Joker’s number one fan.

Christian Bale, the star of "The Dark Knight" turned himself in to London police after allegations of assault were made against him by his mother Jenny and his sister Sharon, who went to the police in Hampshire to make a report.

Christian Bale who played "Batman" in the movie, "The Dark Knight" was in London to promote the film, was allowed to attend the U.K. premiere at a Leicester Square theater Monday night because he made an appointment to turn himself in the following morning.

The rapper, whose given name is Curtis Jackson, was cited for making an unsafe lane change, driving with an expired permit, driving without insurance and driving without a vehicle registration, a police spokesman said.

The 31-year-old recording artist was pulled over in Midtown Manhattan by plainclothes officers in an unmarked patrol car. At first he refused a police order to get out of the car, instead making a call on his cell phone, tourist Ian Parvess said.

“Eventually the cops opened the door. … He just got out of the car and put his hands on the car and they put the cuffs on him,” Parvess, who videotaped the arrest, told Reuters.

50 Cent , wearing a black baseball cap over a white do-rag and a shiny silver necklace over a white T-shirt, was taken to a police station and released soon after being given four summonses, a police spokeswoman said.

Spectators crowded around the scene outside the New Yorker Hotel, insulting police and breaking into a chorus of boos when the star was handcuffed.

The bullet-scarred, tattooed king of the hip-hop charts last year starred in a movie based on his life, “Get Rich or Die Tryin’.”

The movie’s title is the same as his 2003 debut CD, which sold 7.6 million copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan, which tracks record sales. His three albums have sold 13.7 million records overall.

New York-born Jackson, who took the name 50 Cent after of a fabled Brooklyn thief, became the first artist to have four songs in the top 10 of Billboard’s Hot 100 since the Beatles in 1964.

His spokeswoman did not immediately return phone calls seeking comment.