An outraged resident videoed a traffic warden dishing out a ticket while parked on double yellow lines.

Lee Cekic, 35, spotted the warden's white van parked on double yellow lines and under a 'no parking at any time' notice on Olympia Way in Whitstable, Kent.

Lee - who lives on the street - claims he's seen traffic wardens parked on double yellows before and thinks it's unfair.

The grounds worker says he's been ticketed for parking his van in his drive with his car and thinks traffic wardens should play by the rules too.

Lee recorded himself asking the traffic warden why he was parked there and was infuriated when the official said it was "an emergency"."

The footage then shows the warden stop responding to Lee's questions, get into his vehicle and drive off, , at around 3pm on June 18.

Lee said: "It's absolutely shocking and totally unprofessional of him."

"They do this all the time - parking on double yellows and blocking people's driveways."

"I felt really angry and upset because they gave a disabled man a ticket on his car but feel they have the right to park on double yellows themselves."

"And he tried to claim it was an emergency when it wasn't at all - that's just not OK."

A spokesperson from Canterbury Council said: "Our parking enforcement officers are expected to abide by any parking restrictions that are in place in the areas in which they are working and therefore issuing tickets."

"We understand the frustrations expressed in the video posted on social media and can only apologise."

"A full internal investigation into the circumstances is underway."