British Police Officer Finds Fame on Twitter for Ironic Name

The man's name was only shown on ITV News for a few seconds, but his ironic moniker lived on.
With a name like his, one British cop isn't getting away that easy.
Twitter users had some fun on Thursday after a police officer in England gave an interview that aired on ITV News. The man's name was only shown on the screen for a few seconds, but the ironic moniker lived on.
His name? Banks. Rob Banks.
And the award for policeman name of the year 2019 goes to.... pic.twitter.com/uPyHYu0YcA
January 17, 2019
Best policeman name ever goes too.....??♂️ pic.twitter.com/GhVtOFEMP5
January 17, 2019
The Avon and Somerset police constable spoke to ITV about how the police force has been impacted by recent budget cuts.
Users also had laughs about other officials with word plays for names, like a chief of police in Oregon and a high-ranking Catholic Church leader in the Philippines.
We have Chief Outlaw here in Portland, OR. Not kidding.
January 18, 2019
I always loved the leader of the Catholic Church somewhere around Malaysia I believe; Cardinal Sin.
January 18, 2019
RELATED STORIES
Trending on Inside Edition

Oregon Woman Reports Having Acid Thrown at Her 3 Times Since March: Police
Crime
4 Federally Charged in San Antonio Migrant Smuggling Case as Death Toll Rises to 53
Crime
Amazon and Some Drug Stores Ration Emergency Contraceptives, Including Plan B, After Seeing Increased Demand
Health
How to Stay Safe This July 4th Amid Steep Rise in Injuries Caused by Fireworks
Investigative
83-Year-Old Believed to Be Oldest Woman to Complete a 'Tough Mudder' Race
Inspirational