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Corrie Mckeague: Police To Search Landfill Site In Milton
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -englan d-suffo lk-3893 2290
At last ! The Police should have done this months ago.
"Det Supt Katie Elliott said searching the site in Milton, Cambridgeshire, was "the next logical step."
Katie....that "next logical step" was in September last year, not after nearly 5 months of tipping has been done. I hope that if and when Corrie's body has been found, an Enquiry will be launched into the Police's actions in this case. Woefully inadequate so far, and this is the son of a serving Police Officer we are talking about.
At last ! The Police should have done this months ago.
"Det Supt Katie Elliott said searching the site in Milton, Cambridgeshire, was "the next logical step."
Katie....that "next logical step" was in September last year, not after nearly 5 months of tipping has been done. I hope that if and when Corrie's body has been found, an Enquiry will be launched into the Police's actions in this case. Woefully inadequate so far, and this is the son of a serving Police Officer we are talking about.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.^ Exactly mikey, as said it is impossible to come out of the bin service area on foot without being recorded on CCTV. Therefor he either came out in the bin lorry or in another vehicle. I am not sure if any other vehicles were seen coming out of the area, I assume not or they would have been traced and checked.
For those still trying to work out how a lorry driver and a weighbridge operator can fool the system, here's one very simple method:
The lory driver (who weights 75kg) takes his vehicle onto the weighbridge, gets out and steps off the weighbridge. The weighbridge operator presses the button which electronically records the weight of the lorry. When the vehicle is on its way out, the driver again takes it onto the weighbridge but remains in the cab. The weighbridge operator presses the button to record the exit weight. The difference between the two figures ought to show how much waste has been tipped but,because of the driver's actions, it will be 75kg short. (If it's a really old-fashioned weighbridge, where the operator simply writes the figures down instead of them being recorded electronically, it's even easier to fiddle the figures as he simply needs to adjust the figures manually).
The lory driver (who weights 75kg) takes his vehicle onto the weighbridge, gets out and steps off the weighbridge. The weighbridge operator presses the button which electronically records the weight of the lorry. When the vehicle is on its way out, the driver again takes it onto the weighbridge but remains in the cab. The weighbridge operator presses the button to record the exit weight. The difference between the two figures ought to show how much waste has been tipped but,because of the driver's actions, it will be 75kg short. (If it's a really old-fashioned weighbridge, where the operator simply writes the figures down instead of them being recorded electronically, it's even easier to fiddle the figures as he simply needs to adjust the figures manually).
The waste carrying company pays a lot less in fees and taxes. With a small company the driver of the lorry might be the boss of the company anyway, so he's already in profit. All he then needs to do (as he gets out of the lorry) is to put some money in the hand of the weighbridge operator every time he passes through.
If the lorry driver isn't actually the boss of the company, he might be provided with money to pay the weighbridge operator each time and simply told to keep his mouth shut if he wants to keep his job. Alternatively his boss could also pay him for his part in the scam.
If the lorry driver isn't actually the boss of the company, he might be provided with money to pay the weighbridge operator each time and simply told to keep his mouth shut if he wants to keep his job. Alternatively his boss could also pay him for his part in the scam.
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http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -englan d-suffo lk-3895 4960
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