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An angry motorist launched a shocking torrent of abuse at a paramedic and called her a 'f****** idiot' because her ambulance was blocking the street. Footage shows Colin Anderson, 50, swearing at the female paramedic and telling her to do her 'f****** job properly'. He complained the ambulance did not have its hazard lights on and became irate because the vehicle was blocking his path in his hometown of Runcorn, Cheshire. Police said they have arrested a man for a public order offence following the incident on Sunday. Mr Anderson (pictured) became angry and started swearing in his hometown of Runcorn, Cheshire Mr Anderson, who runs a decorating business, then drove off in the opposite direction.

He has now apologised for his actions and said his 'use of language was not acceptable' after footage of the incident went viral. He said: 'My use of language was not acceptable and I understand and apologise for this. 'The NHS do an amazing job and I have never faulted them in any way.

I have the upmost respect for them and I understand the need to park where she did - I just wish that I hadn't reacted in the way I had.' Mr Anderson claims his frustration was directed at a bystander who became angry after he honked his horn at the ambulance which was parked. He said: 'Seconds after beeping my horn a woman came out and verbally abused me. 'I was trying to get my point across to say I only beeped to see if it would be long or if they were able to move the vehicle if it was not an emergency. 'I cannot apologise enough for the way I spoke to the paramedic. I did swear at her but this was due to the frustration caused by the woman who I was directing my frustration towards.

Manual For Wharfedale Dvdr24hd160f 160gb Hdd And Hdmi Output. 'At the end of the video I called the woman in the doorway 'a d***head' which was all of my anger built up and not aimed at the paramedic as it sounds.' 5.5k shares Mr Anderson claims the incident occurred for 'roughly 15 minutes', however the video only shows 'the last heated 30 seconds'.

According to Mr Anderson, he has been inundated with phone calls from strangers and claims he has also received 'numerous posts sending death threats'. North West Ambulance Service responded to the video by offering to explain to Mr Anderson 'how every second counts when saving a life'.

A spokesperson added: 'Our staff work day and night to save lives and do not deserve abuse from anyone for something as trivial as blocking a minor road.' The husband of the woman taken to hospital has confirmed her condition was 'serious'. A Cheshire Police spokesman said: 'A 50-year-old Runcorn man has been arrested for public order after investigation into abuse of ambulance staff.' It is the latest shocking attack on ambulance staff to emerge after a motorist posted an angry note on an emergency vehicle that was blocking his drive while staff battled to save a dying patient in the house in Birmingham. Driver License Parser Module. In that incident, an unidentified driver posted a note that said: 'I know you're saving lives but don't park your van in a stupid place and block my drive.' He then drove off in a white van, eventually allowing the NHS workers to get on with their critically important work The 42-year-old man died after he was found vomiting blood and rushed to hospital. West Midlands Ambulance Service say they were at the address for no longer than 30 minutes.