Detroit’s Walking Man Moves to Avoid Threats, Buys Kenny G. Album

Detroit's "Walking Man" James Robertson became America's sweetheart when the story of his 20-mile round trip daily walk to work went viral. Now that he's been given a new car and hundreds of thousands of dollars, others are looking to take what has been given to him.

James Robertson is a hard working man that was too proud to ask for a handout. So when his car broke 10 years ago, he started walking to work every day. Ironically, he was given more handouts than most charities receive once his story went viral. The GoFundMe page created to get him a car is currently sitting at just over $350,000 dollars -- that's enough to buy a 2015 Ferrari and still have enough change to buy a house. He doesn't need that money for a car though, because a dealership gave him one.

All of this happened very publicly, so once James' down on their luck neighbors heard about his good fortune, they came looking to take some of it for themselves. So, with the help of police and Charlie LeDuff, he has now relocated to an "undisclosed" location, but the news folks totally show you where it is in the video. Come on, news people!

Also, he bought a couple of Kenny G. albums. You know who didn't buy any Kenny G. albums? Flint's "Walking Man" -- see below.