What started in New Zealand as a way to recruit new police, has now run its way across the globe.
This week the New Zealand Police released a video of officers dancing in a car parking lot, doing the 'running man' – a hit dance move from the 1980s.
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Police Running Man dance off around the world
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Now, police forces in New York and Scotland have taken up the NZ Police's challenge to do the dance.
The original New Zealand video has been viewed over 7 million times, and called on law enforcement fro m around the world to take on the Running Man challenge – the first video response was received from the NYPD.
The NYPD video called in reinforcement from local school children and passed the challenge onto Police Scotland, who have also responded.
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The Scottish police are seen dancing in front of the Edinburgh Castle, and paying homage to their roots, there are kilts and a bagpipe featured, and a mix of the running man and Scottish jigs.
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