US EditionBones Found in Bin Near Shopping Centre as Police Investigate
GREENFORD, WEST LONDON, JUL 30 – Tests are underway to determine if the bones found in a bin in Greenford are human or animal, with forensic officers maintaining a police cordon, police said.
- Police responded to reports of bones found in a bin near a shopping centre on Green Park Way, Greenford, on July 30 at around 4:10 pm.
- Officers established a cordon and launched an investigation immediately after discovering the bones, aiming to clarify their origin through ongoing tests.
- Forensic teams examined the bones and searched the surrounding area, with video footage showing evidence collection near a damaged bin close to Westway Cross Retail Park.
- Early tests suggest the bones likely belong to animals, and the Metropolitan Police confirmed the investigation is active while the cordon remains in place for at least one day.
- The case remains open as authorities continue to conduct tests to determine the bones' precise origin and implications for local public safety.
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Bones discovered in Greenford bin as police launch investigation
Police sealed off part of Greenford yesterday after bones were found in a burned-out bin. The discovery was made in Green Park Way at around 4.10pm on Wednesday, 30 July. A cordon was quickly put in place while forensic officers searched the area. Video footage shared online shows officers removing bones from the bin and placing them on the ground nearby. Tests are now being carried out to confirm where the bones came from. A spokesperson for Me…
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