Unknown person bought hot drinks for police dealing with Knaresborough crash

By The Newsroom
Published 21st Dec 2017, 09:21 BST
Updated 21st Dec 2017, 10:25 BST
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Harrogate police have praised "a random act of kindness" after an unknown person left money to buy them hot drinks while they dealt with a collision involving two pedestrians.

Police were called to the junction of Tentergate Lane and Boroughbridge Road in Knaresborough where two elderly ladies had been hit by a car, on Tuesday (December 19).

But yesterday, Inspector Paul Cording of Harrogate Police took to Twitter to thank the "unknown member of the public" who bought hot beverages for the emergency services involved.

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He said: "Thank you to the unknown member of the public who went into the shop opposite this incident, gave the person behind the till some of their own money & said “That’s to buy brews for the emergency services dealing with the RTC” #RandomActsOfKindness #BrewsForBlues"