London: Ever seen a traffic warden doing a pole dance on duty?
Excited over that she and her colleague have got another parking violator, an enforcement officer got too excited and started doing the pole dance, that too for not less than 1 minute and 12 seconds, resembling a victory celebration.
As her colleague filled out the necessary paperwork, the unidentified warden raised her arms in the air and danced.
She then chose to ditch the rumba - for her pole work, the <i>Daily Mail</i> reported.
The drama started when the two traffic wardens approached a white van parked illegally. Unaware she was being filmed, the woman, leaving her colleague to write out the ticket - dressed in full uniform - began her routine by waving her hands in the air before bobbing up and down.
She then approached her colleague before turning once more, this time kicking her legs up and down in the air alternately. Finally, she bobbed up and down before the climax of her dance - around the car park lamp post.
She and her colleague then casually slipped away and move on in their hunt to find illegally parked motorists.
The mobile phone footage was captured by an anonymous bystander who watched the ludicrous dance from a high-rise
building.
"It looked as if she was doing a victory dance as her partner wrote out a ticket. It was absolutely unbelievable. As one of them was checking out the van, the other just burst into this ludicrous dance," said the amateur cameraman, who filmed the whole drama.
Parking enforcement is used as a means to encourage sensible parking and civil enforcement officers in UK do not have any targets to achieve with regard to the issue of penalty charge notices.