![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/off-duty-cop-and-girlfriend-chased-gran-into-car-park-for-texting-at-wheel/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_Traumatised-by-off-duty-copper.jpg&description=The internal affairs department of Greater Manchester Police is investigating the claims after 56-year-old Gwendoline Persse said she became lost on her way to B&M BargainsGwendoline Persse said she became lost as she drove to Manchester Road retail park in Hyde A grandmother claims she was "chased into a car park" by an "off-duty police officer and his girlfriend" for allegedly texting at the wheel. Gwendoline Persse, from Stockport, said the alleged incident happened when she became lost as she drove to a retail park in Hyde. The 56-year-old says she was using Google Maps on her phone which was mounted in a cradle, reports Manchester Evening News. Gwendoline claimed she suddenly heard a car horn and shouting coming from a car which pulled up alongside her, before a woman allegedly shouted "open your f***ing window". The internal affairs department of Greater Manchester Police is now investigating the claims. Parking fine is 'unlawful discrimination,' furious campervan driver claims Gwendoline Persse, 56, was left traumatised after the bizarre incident ( Manchester Evening News) The woman is said to have motioned to a man in the car - believed to be her off-duty police officer boyfriend - and apparently screamed: "You've been texting. He's a f*****g copper! "I'm f***ng having you." Gwendoline, who has two daughters and two grandsons, said: "All the while she was puffing on an e-cigarette," She claimed she had got lost on her way to B&M Bargains, and drove into the retail park before the cars were parked in bays beside each other. Gwendoline claimed the "off-duty officer" got out of the car and told her: "You have broken the law several times." "He said he was a police officer," she added. "He said I was in the wrong lane and that I was on my phone. "I told him I wasn't and that I had just touched the screen because it had gone blank. Gwendoline says she has never had any endorsements on her driving licence ( Manchester Evening News) "He said he was going to ignore){kind=link}
The internal affairs department of Greater Manchester Police is investigating the claims after 56-year-old Gwendoline Persse said she became lost on her way to B&M Bargains
A grandmother claims she was “chased into a car park” by an “off-duty police officer and his girlfriend” for allegedly texting at the wheel.
Gwendoline Persse, from Stockport, said the alleged incident happened when she became lost as she drove to a retail park in Hyde.
The 56-year-old says she was using Google Maps on her phone which was mounted in a cradle, reports Manchester Evening News.
Gwendoline claimed she suddenly heard a car horn and shouting coming from a car which pulled up alongside her, before a woman allegedly shouted “open your f***ing window”.