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Fine For Cigarette End
Hi all
Just wondering, my sister has been given a £75 fine for putting a cigarette butt down a grid in the local park. Is this correct? It wasn't that she put it on the grass or threw it down. She tried to dispose of it responsiblely. Is this £75 fine correct? Just seems excessive.
Just wondering, my sister has been given a £75 fine for putting a cigarette butt down a grid in the local park. Is this correct? It wasn't that she put it on the grass or threw it down. She tried to dispose of it responsiblely. Is this £75 fine correct? Just seems excessive.
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FPNs can be issued by many in the employ of Councils, Environment Agency etc.
https:/ /www.go v.uk/gu idance/ fixed-p enalty- notices -issuin g-and-e nforcem ent-by- council s
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Yes, they call the police and an additional fine can be added
"Call the police for assistance in the following cases:
the offender refuses to give you their details
you suspect the offender has given you false details
A police community support officer (PCSO) can detain the offender for up to 30 minutes before a police constable arrives.
The offender can be fined an additional amount on top of the FPN, if they refuse to give you details, or provide false details."
https:/ /www.go v.uk/gu idance/ enforce ment-of ficers- issuing -fixed- penalty -notice s
"Call the police for assistance in the following cases:
the offender refuses to give you their details
you suspect the offender has given you false details
A police community support officer (PCSO) can detain the offender for up to 30 minutes before a police constable arrives.
The offender can be fined an additional amount on top of the FPN, if they refuse to give you details, or provide false details."
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Could get more expensive or maybe it now has according to this report from January.
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -352126 96
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