Ambulance crews were attending a call in Linden Way, Market Drayton, at about 6am when they were approached by a man who asked them to move their ambulance.

However after being told by staff that the ambulance would be moved in a few minutes, the man got into the ambulance and moved it himself.

Linden Way, Market Drayton. Picture: Google Mpas

Pc Mick Sturland, of West Mercia Police's safer neighbourhood team, said: "Our colleagues from the West Midlands Ambulance Service attended an address in Linden Way.

"Whilst there, a man has knocked on the address they were visiting and asked them to move their ambulance as it was blocking the road.

"The man was abusive to the paramedics and when told that they were attending to, and dealing with an emergency, he toldseparate ways, Ms. Romanski headed towards the "nickel" slot machines. Over the course of the next hour, she primarily played at one machine. At about 12:30, she stood up, walked by some of the other slot machines in her area, and returned to the machine that she had been playing for the previous hour. While she was walking around, she noticed that there was a token worth five cents lying in the tray of an abandoned slot machine. She picked it up and took it with her. When she returned to the slot machine that she had been playing, she put a twenty-dollar bill into the machine, along with the five cent token. What happened next is subject to dispute.
Ms. Romanski alleges that she began playing the machine