And so it will do: the driver covered a hole in the car with wallpaper (5 photos)

West Yorkshire Police stopped the owner of a silver Toyota Yaris hatchback. The reason is an unusual body repair. As the officers themselves said, what they saw became “the main event of the evening.”





The man used wallpaper and duct tape to fix his car. A report was drawn up against the owner and he was banned from driving the vehicle.



A West Yorkshire Police spokesman said: "The highlight of the evening was this Yaris. Yes, wallpaper and brown duct tape covered the damage sustained in a crash the day before. The DVSA has issued a driving ban on this car. The owner has been cited for driving a vehicle in a dangerous condition."





Local residents commented on the incident:

"Just incredible, great job."

"That's how they fix most cars in Bradford. Get used to it."



Another car fell out of favor due to graffiti on it.

Police described the Honda Jazz as a "real barn" as it was completely covered in red, yellow and orange spray paint. The license plate was painted over, the hood was bent, and there was no bumper at all. There was a wire dangling where the mirror should have been on the passenger side, the windshield wiper was missing, and paint partially covered the headlights.