If Olympian Zara Phillips did the horse dance for charity, why not the police?

Today, in Cornwall, England, members of Falmouth police busted out the horse dance in public as they filmed a parody of Psy's "Gangnam Style" in order to raise money for charity. The filming and dancing took place in Falmouth's Events Square where the police gathered other policemen as well as the general public to recreate the famous viral video hit.

Once the video is complete, Falmouth police will then upload the video on YouTube for everyone to watch. "The finished video will go up on YouTube and will raise money for Joshua Wilson, a young boy from Lancashire who has been left with complex physical needs following surgery," according to PoliceOne upon reporting the event.

Those who saw the members of Falmouth police commented saying, "Great going brothers and sisters; and you big hearts you show to the public. I am wondering what Police do 'Gangnam Style' to raise money for ill boy?", "Why Not....If it helps the image and a young boy,go for it...", and "A little pause for the cause - Excellent!" showing strong support for the cause behind making the video.

Check out the small clip of the police dancing at PoliceOne!