Shane McMahon's Ass
10-08-2009, 12:39 AM
Police have apologised after hundreds of bottles of urine taken during a house search were left in the street after a 'communication breakdown'.
Officers found the bottles in a house in Waingroves, Derbyshire, on Sunday, September 27, during a search after a man was arrested. The bottles were moved to allow officers to search the rest of the house.
But Derbyshire Police said that due to a breakdown in communication the bottles were left outside the home.
The force today apologised 'unreservedly' to residents who had to put up with the sight and smell of the gruesome discovery.
A spokeswoman said that as soon as police became aware the bottles had not been removed, officers employed a company to clear them from the area.
Superintendent Gary Parkin said today: 'I would like to make a public apology to all the residents who have been subjected to the sight and smell of these bottles.
'They should not have been left there.'
Officers found the bottles in a house in Waingroves, Derbyshire, on Sunday, September 27, during a search after a man was arrested. The bottles were moved to allow officers to search the rest of the house.
But Derbyshire Police said that due to a breakdown in communication the bottles were left outside the home.
The force today apologised 'unreservedly' to residents who had to put up with the sight and smell of the gruesome discovery.
A spokeswoman said that as soon as police became aware the bottles had not been removed, officers employed a company to clear them from the area.
Superintendent Gary Parkin said today: 'I would like to make a public apology to all the residents who have been subjected to the sight and smell of these bottles.
'They should not have been left there.'