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	==Crimes stopped so far==		==Crimes stopped so far==
	*In Lynnwood, Washington, Phoenix Jones stopped a car theft. <ref>http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20027464-504083.html</ref>		*In Lynnwood, Washington, Phoenix Jones stopped a car theft. <ref>http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20027464-504083.html</ref>

			== Injury ==
			Phoenix Jones made news because of an incident that occurred while he was attempting to break up a fight. One of the men pulled a gun on him while another one kicked him, breaking his nose. Seattle police say this confirms their fears that these real-life super heroes are unqualified civilians who interfere with law enforcement and put themselves at risk. <ref> </ref>

	==Reception==		==Reception==

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Phoenix Jones is one of eight members of a super hero group, called the Rain City Super Hero Crime Fighting Movement, in Seattle. His costume includes a bulletproof vest and stab plating, goggles to protect his eyes, and a taser and a nightstick.

He says the best way to prevent getting mistaken for a criminal by the police is to wear a supersuit.

Crimes stopped so far

In Lynnwood, Washington, Phoenix Jones stopped a car theft.

Injury

Phoenix Jones made news because of an incident that occurred while he was attempting to break up a fight. One of the men pulled a gun on him while another one kicked him, breaking his nose. Seattle police say this confirms their fears that these real-life super heroes are unqualified civilians who interfere with law enforcement and put themselves at risk.

Reception

They have been interviewed and mentioned in various news sources, including:

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