Cops and the Dark Knight

It all started at the stoplight on the way to batman, when a man sprinted through the intersection crossed all lanes of traffic without looking for oncoming cars. My friends and I looked on thinking it was strange to see a man sprinting through an intersection. (I'd have to say, it's the first time I've seen such a thing.) A few seconds later, a police officer sprinted through the very same intersection after this man. I was shocked; it was my first experience seeing real cops and robbers. It was usually just a game I played as a child. It was surreal, something you would see straight out of the movies. I wanted to follow them and see if the cop could catch him, although, it appeared the cop didn't have a chance.
My night continued to produce disturbing scenes, as I watched "Batman: The Dark Night" . I have low tolerance for violence and graphic injuries. People think it strange that I work in the health field, when I have such a terrible reaction to seeing injuries. I maintain that my aversion is to witnessing the act of the injury, not to the actual wound. I have seen narly wounds and terrible burns, but I cannot handle the actual occurence. All the youtube videos with crazy stunts, especially skateboards, are intolerable for me. I cannot watch them break their arms or split their heads open. It is disturbing to me. I covered my eyes several times during the movie, reverting to my 5 year-old self in the movie "Willow" screaming, "What about the baby?!!" I think I'll stick to movies like "Wall-E" from now on.