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Leeds Parking Warden Spotted Giving Ticket To A Wheelbarrow

World's Most Over-Zealous Parking Warden Spotted Giving Ticket To A Wheelbarrow
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A Leeds City Council parking warden has allegedly been snapped giving a ticket to a wheelbarrow parked in the road. Really.

The pictures were originally posted online by @Geezajay2013 who later tweeted: "This is for real, couldn't believe what I was seeing."

We're not so sure it's for real, but who knows? Parking wardens do some really, really strange things sometimes.

A Leeds City Council spokesperson said: "We're not sure this is genuine, but if it is then it appears this individual has been a little overzealous in exercising his duties."

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