Details have emerged of the moment that a male, whilst being chased, drove to Newtown police station (West Midlands Police) in order to get some help whilst driving a stolen vehicle.
It also turned out that the male was not only disqualified from driving but that he was also wanted for 5 offences – including robbery.
@ResponseWMP tweeted:
‘Unbelievable scenes at Newtown as a Male bangs on the station door saying he’s being chased.
‘That’s all well and good mate but you’re currently wanted for 5 offences including robbery.
‘He also drove himself to the station IN A STOLEN CAR and is already disqualified’.
The tweet has been ‘liked’ almost 2,000 times since it was shared yesterday morning.
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