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So if you threw out your plastic ID card with your picture 29years, it's still there, readable. Can this be used to prosecute people for flytipping?
by akerro 8y ago
So if you threw out your plastic ID card with your picture 29years, it's still there, readable. Can this be used to prosecute people for flytipping?
- ghayes 8y agoYou'd imagine a good number of these items would have been dropped accidentally, or possibly by not the legal owner (e.g. after a robbery).
- akerro 8y agoThis one, clearly looks like someone tried to destroy it and throw out https://belowthesurface.amsterdam/en/vondst/NZD1.00540KST014?index=45 https://belowthesurface.amsterdam/en/vondst/NZD1.00540KST014...
- thecatspaw 8y agoit could as well be stolen and the thief tried to destroy it
- anonymfus 8y agoNo because there is no proof of intent. But there are some thrown away guns in the collection so may be some old crimes will be solved.
- barking 8y agoThat's interesting, I read of someone who got done because a shop receipt was found on the street. They went to the shop with the receipt and were able to find the transaction's credit/debit card details and then went to the bank with those to id the person who was then successfully prosecuted for littering.
- bestnameever 8y agoIt looked I saw some bones too as I traveled back a few hundred years. Wonder if they are human.
- jonhendry18 8y agoThere are some human bones.
- jonhendry18 8y ago"But there are some thrown away guns in the collection so may be some old crimes will be solved" Surprisingly few, I thought.