So, this is important because it tells some details ommitted on the memes:

- The dude was suspected to be a pedophile. The full story never seemed to have fully developed on news sites and we never really got to know what happened from start to finish, including what that pendrive contained specifically.

- The boy "allegedly" impersonated a girl, which is to say, even the deed itself was never fully proved to have happened the way it was told.

- The police did not arrive to arrest the pedophile, but was rather patrolling and chanced to see the boy and arrested him, and THEN dealt with the alleged pedophile, who was first attended by medics and later questioned.

- On that note, the boy did not just "attack" him, but rather beat him to a bloody pulp, which I guess did not sound quite right for the meme version of the story.

- The boy was heavily and dangerously armed. Chances are that, if this truly happened the way it was told, he would have just outright killed the alleged pedophile without police intervention. Vigilantism any way you see it, except on the meme translation that just outright neglects to mention any of this since those would not get as many Twitter/Reddit likes.

With all the details, this suddenly sounds a lot less like Spiderman and more like a chaotic good Venom, huh. I will admit, however, that someone doing a perceived good deed on their eyes and being chased by police for it is the most Spiderman thing I have read recently, so I guess there is that, assuming this story is true.

Always remember to look up your sources, people.