Two police drivers had been caught on digicam in a ‘drag race’ side-by-side of their highly effective patrol vehicles on a suburban highway.
The pair are being investigated after two marked police vehicles had been seen lining up earlier than racing off collectively on each side of the highway.
Householder Ben Phillips caught the pair on a 47-second CCTV clip from his dwelling safety digicam – and was shocked on the obvious highway race.
Mr Phillips, 28, captured the second clip when one police automobile reverses to line up subsequent to the opposite ‘just like the drag race within the film Grease’.
Then it exhibits the 2 vehicles apparently revving up subsequent to one another – earlier than then ‘taking off’ at pace on the similar time.
Ben Phillips noticed two police vehicles seemingly race one another on a 47-second CCTV clip from his dwelling safety digicam in Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire
Dyfed-Powys Police mentioned the vehicles had been attending an incident on the Mount Property on New Yr’s Eve
Mr Phillips mentioned the officers had been ‘drag racing in a built-up 30mph space’ on the Mount Property within the seaside city of Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire.
He mentioned: ‘That they had been referred to as to an incident on the property, earlier than reversing out side-by-side. They spoke for 15 seconds then took off side-by-side.
‘It is a 30mph space, with a number of youngsters round.’
Mr Phillips captured the incident via CCTV footage from his first flooring flat simply earlier than 4pm in broad daylight.
He mentioned the vehicles then pulled over – and he went right down to the road to problem the officers about their behaviour.
He mentioned: ‘I went down and mentioned to a sergeant: “It is one regulation for you, one regulation for everybody else”.
‘It is not proper to do this. It ought to be investigated.’
Mr Phillips captured the incident via CCTV footage from his first flooring flat simply earlier than 4pm in broad daylight
Dyfed-Powys Police mentioned it acquired a criticism after officers attended an incident on the Mount Property, Milford Haven at on December 31.
A power spokesman instructed MailOnline: ‘Dyfed-Powys Police acquired a criticism following their attendance at an incident in Milford Haven, at roughly 15:45 on Friday, 31 December 2021.
‘We have now been in liaison with the events concerned and this matter has been referred to our Skilled Requirements Division for his or her consideration.’