Vitaly Zdorovetskiy exposes pedophile scandal in Hollywood

Pedophile hunts have gained immense popularity worldwide. These videos show unsuspecting sexual offenders arriving for what they believe is a meeting with minors. Instead, they are met by cameras, police officers, and YouTubers or journalists who have arranged the encounter. The encounters typically follow a similar pattern: the offender protests, claiming ignorance of the child's age, while the captors accuse him of being a pedophile.

Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, a Russian residing in the United States, dedicates his live broadcasts to exposing pedophiles. His activities, streamed on Kick, attract nearly 167,000 followers. Vitaly is known for his relentless approach towards sexual offenders, having previously shaved the heads of those he's detained.

In a recent broadcast, the detention of a figure involved in the 1996 hit movie "Space Jam" likely dismayed many fans. The individual in question is Herschel Alan Weingrod, one of the screenwriters of the movie's first installment. Weingrod, who began his career with "Cheaper to Keep Her" and concluded with "Space Jam," has now returned to public attention, albeit not for his cinematic achievements.

Vitaly Zdorovetskiy and Bradley Martin broadcasted their detention of Herschel Alan Weingrod. The screenwriter was caught during a meeting with a 15-year-old girl, who had confirmed her age moments before leaving. Weingrod insisted he believed she was of legal age, thinking she was 23 years old. The screenwriter tried to flee when confronted, but Vitaly relentlessly pursued him, even using pink and blue balls to mark him for easier identification.

Weingrod managed to seek refuge in a nearby skyscraper. Despite their efforts, the building's security guard prevented the streamers from entering, enabling Weingrod's escape. Nevertheless, the incident was reported to the local police.