Police officers returned to their car to find two odd packages left on the windscreen.
British Transport Police posted to its Merseyside social media account that officers returned to a patrol car in the area after dealing with a victim of an assault to find two packages, a box of two Belgian buns and a bag of sweets and chocolate. Officers thanked the mystery gift giver for their act of kindness.
The tweet said: "Random acts of kindness. Officers were dealing with a victim of an assault and on returning to the vehicle these were kindly left. Thank you."
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Chief Inspector David Rams took to Twitter to thank the people who left the goodies on the car. He wrote: "Lovely gesture, please can I thank the member of [the] public for this kind gesture for my team."
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