By. Ben Endley. PUBLISHED:. 09:46 EST, 25 February 2014. |. UPDATED:. 17:54 EST, 25 February 2014. This is the moment a cyclist comes within feet. of certain death as he pedals down the hard shoulder of Europe's. busiest motorway at rush hour after following his iPhone navigation app. onto the M25. Seemingly oblivious to the danger he. is putting himself in the man, dressed in a black jacket and khaki trousers, twice crosses slip roads exiting and. entering the motorway. CCTV operators called police after spotting the unnamed rider pedalling along the hard shoulder between Junction 10 for the A3 and Junction 11 for Chertsey at around 8.30am today. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO. Seemingly oblivious to the danger he is putting himself in the man, dressed in a black jacket and khaki trousers, twice crosses slip roads exiting and entering the motorway. CCTV operators called police after spotting the cyclist pedalling along thew hard shoulder. When he was stopped the man told police he had been trying to find a shortcut home and was following an iPhone app. A Surrey Police officer was sent ahead to stop the cyclist at Junction 13 near Staines. The man told police he had been directed. onto the busy motorwa  m y by his phone while trying to find a shortcut. home after finishing a night shift. He was pulled over by Sergeant Phil Dix, from Surrey Police Roads Policing Unit, who said: 'The cyclist was apparently taking a short cut home and was following a satellite navigation system on his mobile phone. 'It is extremely fortunate that there was a safe outcome and that the cyclist was not injured, or worse – especially as he had crossed several slip roads coming off the motorway. Police eventually stopped the cyclist but not before he had ridden several miles along the motorway. The cyclist, who said he didn't realise it was against the law to ride on the road, was given a £50 fine. Intercepted: Sergent Phil Dix from Surrey Police's road policing unit stopped the cyclist. 'This is a good example of why motorists should always remain alert and vigilant on the roads as you never know what you may come across on your travels. 'I would urge all road users to use a common sense approach when using a satnav, whether that be on foot, two wheels or more.' Route. Officers issued the stunned cyclist with. a £50 penalty ticket before they put him in their patrol car and. took him off the motorway to resume his journey home. He told police he had followed a map app on his phone as he wanted to find a shorter way home from his work. A spokesman for Surrey Roads Policing. team said the cyclist had apparently thought it would be okay to ride on. the motorway after the phone app sent him down the slip road. 'Cyclist. stopped and after a long conversation he has been safely removed with. his copy of his ticket for £50 pounds,' an officer for the traffic team. tweeted. 'Male was looking for. a shorter route to cycle home from work. 'Phone app sent him on motorway. so thought it okay. £50 fine. 'Nice chap but unaware of the rules of the road. Believed it okay to ride/walk on hard shoulder - struggled to see why not. 'This chap cycled several miles between junctions.' The commotion also caused frustration to commuters on their route to work with some reporting being delayed by almost an hour. Hannah Leonard tweeted: 'My usual 40 minute commute to work took an hour and a half due to a cyclist on the M25!' Dez Leach, Highways Agency Operations Manager said: 'Thankfully this was a rare event. 'Safety is our top priority and as soon as we were alerted to the incident this morning, we assisted the police to monitor the cyclist and slow traffic when necessary.'

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Cyclist was spotted on the M25 between Chertsey and the A3 this morning. Rode several miles before Surrey Police stopped him near Staines. CCTV shows the cyclist twice pushing his bike across slip roads, coming within feet of cars and lorries. Told bemused police officers he had followed his iPhone map app. He was given a £50 fine and driven off the motorway to continue his trip.

Problem: Using the most unlikely of clues -- a pretzel bag -- authorities in Denmark and the United States are zeroing in on a suspected child abuser, and they are asking for the public's help in ending the exploitation of a small girl. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Tuesday released five photographs of a man carefully edited from four videos in which the man sexually assaults a young girl, believed to be 7 to 9 years old. Three of the videos, which contain a clear image of the man, are date-stamped April 14, a fourth is dated April 27, and all four appear to have been posted on the Internet several days later, on May 2. Danish National Police discovered the videos soon thereafter and notified U.S. authorities on May 3. Three factors led Danish investigators to believe the crime occurred in the U.S.: the background, some products visible in the video, and the man's appearance. In the United States, investigators with Homeland Security Investigations, the law enforcement arm of ICE, saw a Frito-Lay Rold Gold bag for thin pretzels in the videos. By studying Frito-Lay web sites, they learned that Rold Gold pretzels are packaged differently within the United States and Canada. ICE investigators believe the bag in the video is exclusively distributed in the United States. With leads coming to an end, the investigators are asking the public for help in identifying the man. "We kind of hit a wall in this investigation. Without the public's help, we may not be able (to find the man) and more importantly stop the ongoing abuse of this victim," said Brian Korzak, a special agent with ICE's Cyber Crimes Center, Child Exploitation Unit. Publication of the man's photo "will greatly increase our chances of locating this individual," said Special Agent Patrick Redling. "Since the videos were created so recently, we feel there's a child in danger right now." Korzak and Redling say investigators routinely identify both technical and visual clues in videos for evidence to identify criminals and to rescue victims. HSI is asking anyone with information about this man to contact the agency immediately by calling the ICE Tip Line at 866-347-2423 or completing an online tip form at www.ICE.gov/tips. Tips remain anonymous, ICE said, and individuals should not attempt to apprehend the suspect. ICE filed a criminal complaint in the U.S. District Court of Washington on Friday, charging the man in the photos, identified as a "John Doe," of producing, possessing and distributing child pornography.
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A man sexually abuses a girl in four videos posted on the Internet, authorities say. A pretzel bag available only in the U.S. and Canada narrows the search, ICE says. The bag is seen in the videos from which five images of the suspect are taken. Danish authorities say they found the videos, made in April, earlier this month.