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LAYTON — One little Utah toddler named Hank is spending today recovering after a wild night of trick-or-treating that included getting "pulled over" by Layton police.
In a video posted to Facebook by Deven McBride, you can see the whole incident go down. Little Hank was apparently out celebrating Halloween in a pretty awesome "Lightning McQueen" costume when Layton police noticed he was driving distracted (and probably without a license as well).
"Do you know how fast you were going?" the officer asks Hank, before immediately following it with, "Can I get a high-five?"
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Science is awesome. Halloween is awesome. So, science plus Halloween equals super crazy awesome.Layton police also posted about the incident on Facebook saying, "We caught Lightning McQueen tonight driving distracted. We gave him a warning, but told him to watch the Skittles intake."
To be honest, that's great advice for all of us post-Halloween, especially if we want to avoid future brushes with the law. Thanks to Layton police for bringing a smile to all of our faces with this fun moment and to KSL TV's Browser 5.0 for bringing our attention to this cute video.
