Alan Roberts' prison disaster

Robert made a lot of money through "business climbing", most of which was donated to charity organizations. In order to get the satisfaction of constantly challenging the limits, he has climbed the skyscraper of 10 for more than 0 years.

Except for "commercial climbing", most of Robert's climbing other skyscrapers will violate local laws. Although he may apply to the building property or the local police in advance, he is always rejected. Therefore, before climbing every skyscraper, he should not only observe the appearance and weather of the building, but also observe the relevant safety conditions in order to break through the obstacles and climb smoothly. After the success of the summit, he will "report good news" to his wife and three children in France, and then "surrender" to the long-awaited police.

Robert has been arrested hundreds of times and has experienced prison life in many countries. The police in most countries are very kind to him. In Lisbon, Portugal, he played poker with the policeman who arrested him, paid a little fine and left. In Moscow, the police who arrested him not only admired him, but also invited him to taste vodka. Robert said, "Being arrested and imprisoned is also part of an interesting life."

On June 5438+February 2008, a court in Manhattan, new york, USA sentenced French "Spider-Man" alain roberts for climbing the The New York Times Building. Robert was fined $250 for "disturbing the peace" and received three days of community service.

In June 2008, Robert climbed the 52-story new york Times Building in Manhattan with his bare hands. Robert said the move was to commemorate the "World Environment Day" on June 5th. In the court statement, he said that he wanted to climb several more tall buildings. Someone outside the court asked him if he was serious, and he replied, "Yes, but not in new york." Robert asked the judge to allow him to return to French community service, but he was rejected.

Robert said after the court verdict: "I didn't expect to work in the community, but working in a non-profit organization is not bad."