A policeman has been mocked for failing to catch a fleeing youth during a chase.
The officer struggles to maintain jogging pace as the youngster sprints ahead of him through a crowded park in Glasgow.
The clip, filmed in the city's Kelvingrove Park, shows the suspect racing in front of the policeman.
Meanwhile the officer appears to be weighed down with equipment as he carries his hat in one hand.
Since video footage of the chase has been uploaded, it has sparked widespread ridicule from viewers.
One viewer joked the policeman involved "couldn't catch a cold".
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However, it highlights a serious issue. It was recently suggested that one in five Scottish police officers may be too fat to catch miscreants.
The clip has been viewed more than 400,000 views since being posted to social media on Saturday, with the majority of online users seeing the funny side of the clip.
Making reference to the popular BBC police comedy show, the clip was captioned: "Another quiet day at Kelvingrove Park for Scots Squad."
The short video shows a young man with a red, white and black jacket running past the person who is filming the action.
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A few seconds later, a uniformed police officer can be seen chasing the man uphill while talking into his radio.
As he appears to go further uphill, the officer appears to become increasingly tired and as the young man appears to be getting away.
Wesley Cahill responded online: "If it was a windy day, he still wouldn't be able to run and catch up."
Stevie Farrell commented: "Why chase them eh! Never catching, plus getting papped."
Martin Lindley asked: "Was that chase recorded in slow motion?"
James E Bigglesworth said: "That copper couldn't catch a cold. Seen milk turn quicker than he can run. An embarrassment."
Ross Gray said: "He's running like he wanted the guy to escape."
Liam MC Garrigle said: "He's more chance of catching the flu that cop."
Patrick O'Connell commented: "I bet he got the right p taken out of him back at the station."
James Irvine said: "I think I could outrun him."
However, other social media uses said the officer should have received more help from onlookers.
Calum Traynor commented: "If this was in Edinburgh, some d would've tripped that lad up."
Michael Ross said: "Someone should've tripped that wee ned up."
In 2017, Police Scotland admitted that a fifth of all trousers issued had a waist size of 38 inches or higher.
Any man with a waistline of 37 inches or more is advised to lose weight by the NHS.
Nine officers received trousers with a 48 inch waist.
Strathclyde University revealed the same year that one in five officers was obese.
It has been reported over the weekend that a 16-year-old boy has been left "permanently scarred" after being attacked at Kelvingrove Park.
The teenager sustained a number of facial injuries when he was attacked on Friday evening.
Elsewhere, four people were arrested after disorder broke out at the park on Friday.
