The moment a bailiff gets 'a taste of her own medicine' when her own car is clamped by a disabled man has been captured.

Video footage sees the pair get increasingly irate as the man refuses to remove the clamp from her front wheel.

Kieren Dawson, who filmed the scene, can be heard saying: "You should not be parked there love."

Clearly frustrated, the enforcement officer paces around while talking on the phone.

The car has mounted the pavement, cutting across part of the disabled man's drive in Bondfield Road, East Malling.

Mr Dawson adds: "You have parked right in front of his drive, he is right to do that.

"You have blocked him in and he is disabled."

The camera then pans round to show the Nissan parked across part of the drive, where a white vans sits - disabled stickers clearly in the window.

Attempting to ignore the remarks, the woman continues to speak on the phone.

She can be heard claiming another woman gave permission for her to park in the spot.

Seemingly baffled by the situation, she goes on to say: "I am an enforcement agent and he has put a clamp on my car."

Holding out his blue disabled badge, the camera zooms in on property owner Andrew as he says: "Yeah, bit of your own medicine then isn't it."

Mr Dawson, whose video has since gone viral, said the police were called who told the woman she was in the wrong but the neighbour just took the clamp off in the end.

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