Boxer Amir Khan could face a police probe after posting pictures on Snapchat while driving his car on a busy road in California. The lightweight posted the pictures to the image sharing app from behind the wheel in the city of Fremont close to San Francisco. The 28-year-old splits his time between his hometown of Bolton and the US, where he is preparing for his next fight. Scroll down for video . Boxer Amir Khan, who could face a police probe after posting pictures on Snapchat while driving his car . The boxer posted this picture on Snapchat, while driving his car in the Fremont area of California near to San Francisco . Another picture that the boxer posted while appearing to be driving. Police are yet to say if they will look into the snaps . But according to Californian law, using a mobile phone while driving is an offence, which can result in fines or points on a licence, which if accumulated can result in a ban. However the Fremont Police Department have yet to say if they will be looking into the snaps and if an offence took place. It is not the first time that Mr Khan has posted pictures and videos from behind the wheel. Earlier this year, he uploaded a video to his Facebook page entitled, LA, Beverley Hills and Rodeo Drive. In it the boxer, can be seen introducing himself and the passengers in his car. In a video uploaded to his Facebook page, the boxer appears to be taking a video while travelling down Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills . In the Facebook video, it is unclear if Khan was the one driving or holding the phone to shoot the clip . Although further on in the clip, the footage shows him travelling along Rodeo Drive, although it is unclear if he is the person driving or holding the mobile phone. The pictures come eight years after Mr Khan was convicted for driving without due care and attention after running over a man and breaking his leg. Geoff Hatton was crossing a road in Bolton town centre on March 2, 2006, when Khan's £65,000 BMW 645 convertible swerved past a queue of cars which had stopped for a red light and ploughed into him. The pictures come eight years after the boxer, pictured, was convicted for driving without due car and attention . His right leg was detached from his hip and he had to have a metal rod inserted in his leg. He could walk only with the aid of a stick and died two years later. Khan was fined £1,000 and banned from driving for six months and weeks later was given a second ban for driving at up to speeds of 140mph on a motorway. A representative for Mr Khan refused to comment.
The boxer shared the images on Snapchat while driving his car in the U.S.
Came as he was travelling in the city of Fremont close to San Francisco.
Under Californian law, it is illegal to use a mobile phone while driving.