Police have taken to social media after someone left the 'contents of a bathroom bin' in the middle of a road.
In a post earlier today, officers say the contents were found in a bag near Cronk Y Mona.
The culprit wasn't hard to pin down - with a piece of paper under the bag identifying who the items belong to.
Officers say they'll be paying the owner a visit shortly, stating the Island is 'such a lovely place to live' - let's not spoil it.
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Bank turned curio shop up for sale
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