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Officer seen 'snacking' at wheel | Officer seen 'snacking' at wheel |
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Police have begun an investigation into reports an officer was seen eating a sausage roll at the wheel of a patrol car on Wearside. | Police have begun an investigation into reports an officer was seen eating a sausage roll at the wheel of a patrol car on Wearside. |
The Northumbria force confirmed it had received a complaint from a member of the public. | The Northumbria force confirmed it had received a complaint from a member of the public. |
The complainant allegedly saw a police officer sharing the food with a colleague who was driving over speed bumps in Washington, near Sunderland. | The complainant allegedly saw a police officer sharing the food with a colleague who was driving over speed bumps in Washington, near Sunderland. |
In 2005 the force penalised a woman for holding an apple while driving. | |
In 2005, Sarah McCaffery, from South Tyneside, was given a £30 ticket by officers who spotted the fruit and said she was not in proper control of her Ford Ka. | In 2005, Sarah McCaffery, from South Tyneside, was given a £30 ticket by officers who spotted the fruit and said she was not in proper control of her Ford Ka. |
She appealed but was convicted after a trial. | She appealed but was convicted after a trial. |
In relation to the recent incident, a spokeswoman for Northumbria Police said: "We have received a complaint from a member of the public, which will be fully investigated." | In relation to the recent incident, a spokeswoman for Northumbria Police said: "We have received a complaint from a member of the public, which will be fully investigated." |
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