A couple allegedly caught having sex in a car park fled police – with one cop clinging to the car bonnet.

The couple were reported to be acting suspiciously in a dark corner near a fast food restaurant so the officers approached them to have a look in Selangor, Malaysia on March 9.

Police were shocked when they saw the car rocking back and forth before allegedly noticing the couple making love inside the vehicle.

One of the officers asked the driver to stop and provide identification so they could document the incident but he refused and tried to escape.

Two other officers tried to stop the car but without success as the defiant driver was able to flee the scene with his girlfriend. Footage shows one of the cops mounting the car’s bonnet before the driver sped away with him clinging on top.

Mirza Amirin, who was at the area when the incident happened, said the officers were patrolling and checked the suspicious car.

He said: ‘They stopped to inspect the people inside the car. They parked on the dark corner when there was enough space. They fled with the officer on the car trying to stop them.’

The officer was injured but not seriously hurt. One of the motorcycles being used by the officers for patrolling the area was also knocked over by the bungling driver.

Kajang District Police Chief Assistant Commissioner Mohd Zaid Hassan said the policemen the video were officers from Bandar Baru Bangi Police Station Crime Prevention Patrol who found the suspicious vehicle.

He said: ‘Realising the presence of the police and after being ordered out of the vehicle, the male driver tried to escape. He also hit the policeman’s motorcycle in front of him.

‘They tried to stop the vehicle but the driver continued to flee towards Jalan Persiaran Jaya Bandar Baru Bangi with his girlfriend.’

Commissioner Mohd added that they were able to trace the car’s registration detail through the plate number and the couple is set to be arrested once they have their identities.

He said: ‘The police have already made an arrest warrant request from the court. The case is already being investigated.’