The Department for Law & Justice advises that the investigation into the outbreak of food poisoning, together with the counterfeit Station Street Food Vendor’s Licence (SSFVL) and Food Safety Assessment documentation presented by the fox who prepared and sold the “Chicken Nibbles”, has taken a significant step forward.
Earlier today, Mrs Gladys M. Dillwyn-Llewelyn, a passenger travelling from Pen-y-Bont to Chester to deliver a hamper of artisan treats to Tiggy, discovered two discarded white laboratory coats abandoned in the station toilets and handed them into the Lost Property Office.
“I had just stopped to wash my hands before presenting Tiggy with my little gift to show my appreciation for all her hard-work when my eye was drawn to something white lying abandoned in the corner of the station toilets,” Mrs Dillwyn-Llewelyn explained.
“Upon closer examination, I assumed it must be dolls’ clothes. It has come as something of a shock to learn that they may in fact form part of a criminal investigation. Nevertheless, I am delighted that my small contribution may have assisted the Department in its enquiries.”
Examination of the garments has revealed that one of the coats has “Property of Station Rat B” written inside the collar in red pen.
Anybody with any information as to the whereabouts of either Station Rat A or Station Rat B is requested to inform the Department immediately. Confidentiality will be respected.
The investigation remains ongoing.