Police deliver Zizzi's takeaway after arresting driver

A Zizzi's takeaway delivered by Maidenhead police after they arrested the delivery driver, who was employed by a different company
A Zizzi's takeaway delivered by Maidenhead police after they arrested the delivery driver, who was employed by a different company
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Maidenhead police didn’t let a Zizzi’s customer go hungry after they arrested the driver transporting their takeaway.

Police stopped the driver, who was not operating as a Zizzi employee, because he was wanted for an offence.

“The thought of my delivery driver being arrested whilst on his way to my house would make me even more hangry, so we thought best to drop the customers food to them as it was nearby,” Thames Valley Police tweeted.

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“Still warm and hopefully very yummy.

“5 Medium star rating if you ask me.”

 

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