Moment biker thinks he has 証言，証人／目撃するd the 'slowest police chase' ever but finds out officer's 同僚 has 誤った left his blue lights on

  • A police 先頭 left its lights running while に引き続いて an Audi at just 20mph
  • The bizarre 出来事/事件 was caught on ビデオ by Instagram 使用者 Harvey Rides Bikes?
  • Harvey then gave the bemused officer a pack of Haribo Starmix?

By SAM LAWLEY

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A police 先頭 accidentally left its blue lights on and followed an Audi at just 20mph in what is 存在 述べるd as the 'slowest police chase in history'.

The hilarious moment was caught on ビデオ by Instagram 使用者 Harvey Rides Bikes who was taking his motorbike for a spin in Kennington, south London.

Harvey 推定するd that the 先頭 was going to pull the Audi over but when the 乗り物s moved into separate 小道／航路s at a 始める，決める of traffic lights, he realised the policeman had left his lights on.

The ビデオ shows Harvey on his bike の近くに behind the police 先頭.

When he first notices the bizarre police chase, Harvey says:?'What's going on? This police 先頭's just 巡航するing at 20mph with the lights on. Is this like the slowest police chase in history?'?

A police van accidentally left its blue lights on and followed an Audi at just 20mph in what is being described as the 'slowest police chase in history'

A police 先頭 accidentally left its blue lights on and followed an Audi at just 20mph in what is 存在 述べるd as the 'slowest police chase in history'

Harvey then told the policeman about the mistake at the next set of traffic lights before giving the bemused officer a pack of Haribo Starmix

Harvey then told the policeman about the mistake at the next 始める，決める of traffic lights before giving the bemused officer a pack of Haribo Starmix

But when the Audi and the police get separated at the lights, the penny 減少（する）s.

Harvey says: 'Oh no, it's not に引き続いて the Audi. Do they know they've got the lights on?'???

The biker then pulls up と一緒に the 先頭 and tells the policeman his 'blue lights are on'.

The bemused officer explai ns the 状況／情勢 by telling Harvey that he had 選ぶd it up from a 同僚 who 'must have 押し進めるd a button' to leave the lights running.

Harvey then jokes: 'I thought you were doing like the slowest police chase in history.'

Then in an 予期しない 陰謀（を企てる） 新たな展開, Harvey asks the policeman what his favourite type of Haribo 甘い was.

When the officer replies that he prefers the plain ones, the biker pulls out a 捕らえる、獲得する of Starmix from out of nowhere.?

The 感謝する policeman then thanks Harvey, 説, 'oh you legend. Thanks very much mate, have a good day. You've saved my day twice now.'

The officer explained the situation by telling Harvey that he had picked it up from a colleague who 'must have pushed a button' to leave the lights running

The officer explained the 状況／情勢 by telling Harvey that he had 選ぶd it up from a 同僚 who 'must have 押し進めるd a button' to leave the lights running

One Instagram user joked: 'That Audi driver must have been internally combusting wondering if they're being pulled over or in the way and the police just cruising behind'

One Instagram 使用者 joked: 'That Audi driver must have been internally combusting wondering if they're 存在 pulled over or in the way and the police just 巡航するing behind'

Harvey 地位，任命するd the unusual 遭遇（する） to Instagram yesterday with the caption: 'The slowest police chase in history. I thought I would let him know but also make sure he had some 甘いs for his 転換.'

The clip has since 伸び（る）d over 500,000 likes and more than 1,100 comments from amused 使用者s.

One 使用者 joked: 'That Audi driver must have been internally combusting wondering if they're 存在 pulled over or in the way and the police just 巡航するing behind.'

Another said: 'He just 選ぶd it up and didn't know? Didn't he do his walk 一連の会議、交渉／完成する checks then.'

A third 追加するd: 'We need more wholesome human interactions like this these days. Carry on doing good work lad.'

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