Adult actress Bonnie Blue has criticised police after she says six officers checked whether her 'bang bus' had appropriate insurance during a night out in Leeds, West Yorkshire.
Bonnie, whose real name is Tia Billinger, took to Instagram to respond to the incident, posting a clip of her blue van being inspected by what appears to be several uniformed officers. In the video, she questions the number of police deployed for the insurance check, asking her audience whether they think her job is easier or harder than theirs.
Bonnie's response to the police check
She says: "One person can take 1047 men, but it takes six police officers to check if my bang bus has insurance. who is really better at their job?"
The incident comes just days after the new mum revealed the name of her new baby after selling the naming rights.
In the comments of the video, users appeared conflicted, with some complimenting the officers and others standing by Bonnie's actions. One user wrote "Good Job Police", while another asked "What kind of law did You break by having the bang bus?".
City tours and controversy
The video appears to have been taken during one of Bonnie's controversial city tours, which she drives around parts of the UK with the intention of sleeping with as many men as possible. Many of these trips have seen the 27-year-old face criticism for her explicit attempts to have sex with university freshers, as young as 18.
Newcastle police made headlines recently after an episode of the show Geordie Coppers revealed that they had to remove her from their city when she arrived for the first week of university, in a stunt they described as causing "absolute mayhem".
Geordie Coppers episode
During the episode, Sergeant Craig discussed Bonnie's visit to the city with his team during a neighbourhood police hub meeting. He said: "There's an issue with Bonnie Blue floating around the town. She currently now causing an absolute mayhem with the kids."
The sergeant added that he was "more than happy" to order the adult star mum to leave the city centre if things got out of hand. He said: "If she refuses to go. I'm more than happy to get her dispersed out the city. And give her a direction to leave."
During the episode, officers were also caught on camera joking about her visit, with one saying: "Is it an early finish for whoever disperses and arrests Bonnie Blue?" Another replied: "if you get her locked up then fair enough."
