May 30, according to < Daily Mail > reported that a police woman while driving a phone photo was posted on the Internet, netizens expressed extreme anger at the behavior of the female police.
The photo, posted on Facebook on Tuesday afternoon, showed a new state policewoman driving her phone close to her ear as she made a phone call that quickly caught the attention of netizens.
The photo reads, "well, yes, this one. The rules are for us, not for them."
A spokesman for the new state police department said the woman had done nothing wrong. "it's legal," he said. "the police and all emergency personnel are not bound by the rules."
According to the 2014 edition of the road regulations issued by the new state government, "drivers are not allowed to use their mobile phones when they are on or off, unless they are parked."
If the phone is attached to the bracket and the phone is dialed or answered by an audio phone, or used to play audio, the driver is not bound by this rule.
The law stipulates that emergency service vehicles or police vehicles can use mobile phones at all times.
Despite the law, many netizens still criticized the photo, saying it was unfair.
One netizen wrote, "Yes, the police are not all business!"
Another netizen said, "whether the car is driving or not, who knows."
But there are also some netizens know the exemption rules, come forward to defend the female police. A netizen wrote, "legal, police can drive a phone call."
Another netizen said, "I am sure that this is a NSW police. The NSW police are exempt from the regulations for driving a mobile phone."