A motorist in Manchester was caught attempting to drive to Scotland to buy a puppy during lockdown.
The driver had set off from Bury this morning to make a five-hour trip to Dundee to purchase a pooch.
Cumbria Roads Police division stopped the plush Black Audi and reported them for breaching coronavirus lockdown rules.
The driver was issued a penalty and warned to comply with lockdown regulations.
Police tweeted the driver's actions with a warning to others.
They said: "Not an essential journey. The driver agreed he wouldn’t have made this journey when lockdown commenced.
"Nothing has changed. Fixed penalty issued."
It comes after we told you how a London family were caught attempting to sneak into Motherwell for a lockdown holiday
Four people were caught on the M6 as they made the 800 mile trip for a three day break.
Police also stopped a driver caught travelling from Birmingham to Glasgow in order to buy a Dior handbag.
It make matters worse they told police they had a passenger who was unwell.
They were reported for the breach of lockdown.
