Yobs taunt cop and take his bike after he catches them playing cricket during coronavirus lockdown
A GROUP of yobs taunted a cop by taking his bike after he caught them playing cricket during the coronavirus lockdown.
Nearly all of the men choose to film the officer on their smartphones before ones asks him to “give a message to the cricket team”."WHERE'S YOUR BIKE?"The officer replies: “I don’t care I’m doing the right thing here.” The clip has been criticised online with hundreds slamming the men's "absolutely despicable" behaviour."Poor police officer, huge respect for his patience and restraint, no one deserves to be treated like this - important lesson should be taught.Another added: "This is the most disgusting thing I’ve seen. This guy is doing his job, advising you guys to stay home for you and your families health.
A Thames Valley Police spokesman said: "The PCSO approached the males to explain the importance of them adhering to the current restrictions on public gatherings, which have been put in place by the government to save lives and stop the spread of coronavirus.
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