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Police finish pizza delivery after arresting driver

Police officers in Phoenix, Arizona, delivered a customer's pizza after arresting the original delivery driver.
Footage released by Phoenix's Tempe Police Department showed officers handcuffing an individual before retrieving the food from his car.
The officers informed the surprised customer at her door that her “GrubHub guy got arrested but we’re still delivering your pizza”.
The police force shared the footage online, saying: “The order was Hot-N-Ready, and the suspect was Caught-N-Steady.”
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