Cyclist Says Police Cited Human Rights Act for Riding No-Handed
Unusual stop sparks online debate over civil liberties and law enforcement
A cyclist in the UK claims police officers accused him of violating the Human Rights Act after he was spotted riding without his hands on the handlebars.
The incident, which quickly gained attention online, has raised questions about the interpretation of public safety laws and proportional policing.
Legal experts have called the accusation questionable, prompting calls for clearer communication between authorities and citizens.