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One direction for selfish driver not planning on... walking

Drastic 'punishment' after officers seize road hog's vehicle.

Get out of the way: Drivers had to flash the lane hog to get out the way

Date - 6th August 2018
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

A road hog found the going far from easy after being stopped by traffic cops. And the driver ended up with the prospect of a 70-mile walk after Derbyshire Constabulary seized his car. He was left with finding his own way back to Bradford when he...

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