WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As protesters chanted near the White House, Michael Piatschak leaned from his one-wheeled electric skateboard, extended a trash-grabbing claw and, like a raptor swooping on prey, snagged a plastic bag off the street and stuffed it into a shoulder sack.
"I figured this is how I could help," said the white 29-year-old Maryland native, his long hair topped by a helmet, a surgical mask hiding his face. "I feel like a super hero when I'm doing it."
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