Suspicious package contained toilet paper

Posted Fri 29th January 2010 at 09:25

A suspicious package was delivered to Alderney's States office on Thursday.

The package, which was addressed to a States member and contained a piece of toilet paper, was handed to Alderney Police as a precaution.

Alderney's chief executive, David Jeremiah, said: "From the way the package was addressed it looked as if something offensive may have been inside. This is the reason it was passed on to Alderney Police unopened."

A police spokesman said enquiries into where the package originated from are ongoing.

Anyone with information should contact Alderney Police on 824999.

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Andy | Wed 5th May 2010
Any information is posting toilet paper a criminal offence?


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Austin | Fri 5th February 2010
I'm sure the Police will get to the bottom of the matter.


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Krang | Wed 3rd February 2010
The police say they have nothing to go on..


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Hello | Sun 31st January 2010
Icey - it's only a handful of numb skulls that behave like this. Apparently this one doesn't have the gonads to stand up and be counted.


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Icey | Fri 29th January 2010
This is just stupid. It seems that things are getting out of control over here.


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Hello | Fri 29th January 2010
I thought we lived in a civilised island? This idiot needs to be rooted out and exposed.


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