Former British tennis number one Tim Henman was left bemused after being pulled over by the police on his way home from the Wimbledon championships on Wednesday
Former tennis pro Tim Henman has shared his shock after being stopped by the police. The 49 year old thought the cops were after someone else when he saw the blue lights flashing in his rear-view mirror, but was left stunned when they pulled him over on Wednesday 3 July.
"And the woman officer said: ' reports of a Range Rover that has been fleeing the scene of an incident', at which point the officer in the passenger seat turned to her and said: 'I don't think it was him.' I thought, okay perfect," reports the Express. Meanwhile, his successor as Britain's number one, Andy Murray, sadly announced he had to pull out of the singles tournament this year, devastating fans.
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