Recruitment video of dancing NZ police goes viral

A video showing police officers in New Zealand dancing in a carpark has attracted millions of views and thousands of shares on Facebook.

A still from the NZ Police Recruitment video.

A still from the NZ Police Recruitment video. Source: Facebook

A 37-second video of a group of New Zealand police officers dancing in a carpark has been viewed almost five million times.

The clip, uploaded to the NZ Police Recruitment Facebook page on Tuesday, shows a group of police officers pulling into a carpark before getting out and dancing to a track called "My Boo" by Ghost Town DJs.

A caption above the video stated: "We catch people on the run every day, this was a new#‎runningmanchallenge‬ for our team."

It then tagged a number of different police units including Victoria PoliceNSW Police ForceWestern Australia PoliceQueensland Police Service and the NYPD, asking them - "are you up for it?"

Since it was uploaded, the video has been viewed almost five million times and generated thousands of comments, likes and shares.

Watch the full video below:

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