For more news visit ☛ http://english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision Add us on Facebook ☛ http://facebook.com/NTDTelevision<br /><br />On Sydney's famous Harbour Bridge Friday morning, cars and trains were brought to a standstill for two hours. That's because one man pulled a dangerous stunt--climbing the bridge to hang banners, angry that he doesn't have custody over his kids.<br /><br />A man who scaled the Sydney Harbour Bridge early Friday morning brought road and rail traffic to a standstill during the morning rush hour.<br /><br />The stunt forced the closure of the bridge that links north Sydney with the downtown area for around two hours, resulting in massive back-ups and left thousands of motorists, train and bus commuters stranded.<br /><br />Father of three, Michael Fox, was protesting over the rights of children from broken homes.<br /><br />Fox reportedly parked his truck near a bridge pylon and used ropes to climb the arch and unfurled banners reading "Plz help my kids" and "Kids first".<br /><br />[Michael Fox, Protester]: <br />"I apologize to the motorists but I hope they do realize that this objective is bigger than that. We as a local community, a state and a country, we need to start looking after our kids."<br /><br />He repelled almost 300 feet down from his perch two hours after his protest began and was immediately arrested.<br /><br />According to New South Wales police, Fox was charged with three offences and was kept in custody until his appearance before court on Friday.
