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Mum who put envelope in public waste bin to be 'interviewed under caution by crime officers'
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Natasha Sheldon Lane, 35, has been asked to attend an “interview under caution” after the parcel’s plastic envelope was found in a public waste bin.
“My only crime was being honest and law-abiding - placing the envelope in the bin and then admitting I’d done so."
I understand there are some items that shouldn’t be put in a public bin, like diabetic boxes containing used needles that should be returned to a chemist.
It adds: "Public litter bins are provided only for waste produced when you're out and about, and bagged dog waste.
"It is also a fly-tipping offence to leave any type of waste, including domestic and business waste, near a litter bin (e.g.