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We know what you’re thinking – but Albury Police Inspector Anthony Moodie said there was “no issue” with officers using the phone to track down its owner.
“It doesn’t surprise me the creative ways they come up with in getting property back to the owners,” he told the Border Mail.
Crooke didn’t seem too bothered about it anyway, calling the officers “legends in blue”.
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
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This police officer had too much fun posting selfies from a girl's missing iPhone
MELBOURNE WOMAN Bella Crooke lost her phone on a night out last week, and it was handed in to the local police station in Albury.
The police decided to reunite her with her phone (and teach her a lesson on security) by taking selfies and posting them on Crooke’s Facebook page.
Here’s the caption:
The officers also couldn’t resist having some pun fun with the phone:
And they even texted some of Crooke’s mates:
“I get paid to hang here.” OMG.
We know what you’re thinking – but Albury Police Inspector Anthony Moodie said there was “no issue” with officers using the phone to track down its owner.
“It doesn’t surprise me the creative ways they come up with in getting property back to the owners,” he told the Border Mail.
Crooke didn’t seem too bothered about it anyway, calling the officers “legends in blue”.
H/T Mashable
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