Officers investigating an offence thank 'Mother Nature for her assistance' in catching two suspects.
Snowy shoeprints, similar to the ones above, were spotted leading from two men to an abandoned car
Lancashire Police said a VW Golf failed to stop on request in Preston and drove off across snow and black ice at high speeds at about 01:00 on Tuesday. "The Golf was then located nearby with eagle-eyed officers spotting a set of snowy shoeprints which helped them link the men to the vehicle," they added.
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