You're booked! England footballer Andy Carroll stopped by police in £100,000 Range Rover The on-loan star was pulled over close to West Ham's training ground He was pictured in top of the range car checking tyres with police Pulled over: England star Andy Carroll, pictured in action for West Ham, was stopped by police close to the Hammers training ground yesterday England striker Andy Carroll is more used to going head to head with the Premier League's top defenders than the police. But the West Ham forward had a minor brush with the law yesterday when he was pulled over by traffic officers. The star, currently on-loan at the London club from Liverpool, was pictured in his Hammers training kit after being pulled over yesterday morning. Officers ordered Carroll to pull into a service station close to the club's training ground in his £100,000 Range Rover. Cab driver Marc Grant, 48, spotted Carroll talking to officers in Poplar, East London. He told The Sun: 'At first I thought it was a rapper or minor royalty in the car. The policemen seemed to be telling him off and writing notes, and they were looking around the inside of the Range Rover. According to the Tottenham fan police noticed that the pressure in one of his tyres was low and that the England striker bent down to check it. He said that there was a tyre pump machine next to his car. Mr Grant added: 'He was on his knees, it looked as though he had never done it before.' Carroll is then said to have waved to officers as he drove away. The striker has impressed during his season on loan at the London club and police may be spotting his 4x4 in the area more often with West Ham manager Sam Allardyce keen to keep him at the club permanently. But the club are reluctant to meet Liverpool's £17million valuation for the star. On his way: Andy Carroll, pictured in 2011, is said to have waved to police as he drove away from the service station Star: Carroll has impressed during a season long loan at West Ham