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Published 15:53 20 Jul 2025 BST
Updated 16:01 20 Jul 2025 BST

New footage shows a wheelchair user 'hitching a ride' on the back of a police van.
The wheelchair user can be seen heading toward Bristol town centre.
A person can be seen holding the police van as it made its way down Bark Street, heading towards Knowsley Street.
The individual keeps a grip on the back of the vehicle for around ten seconds and travels about 200 feet before letting go.
It almost seems as though he waves to the officers before the police car turns the corner.
@hussainzohib Welcome to Bolton 😂 #fyp #foryoupage #fypシ #bolton #beutifulmoments ♬ sonido original - ♤MaxGame♤
People have reacted to the video online, with one user saying: "My guy is just trying to get a free ride."
"What in the little Britain is going on here," commented another.
One other social media user joked: "Just a normal day in Bolton."
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