Bag full of sex toys found dumped outside supermarket by shopper

Bag full of sex toys found dumped outside supermarket by shopper

The gobsmacked customer discovered the colourful bag in a car park at the back of a Farmfoods supermarket in Prestwich near Bury, Greater Manchester, along with a note addressed to a woman


Bag of sex toys
A stunned shopper found a bag full of sex toys outside a supermarket in Greater Manchester

A shopper has found a bag full of sex toys abandoned outside a supermarket near Manchester.
The customer found the bin bag of adult toys in the car park at the back of a Farmfoods in Prestwich near Bury.
She was alerted to the bizarre discovery after hearing a noise which caught her interest.
Alongside the toys in the bag was a note addressed to a woman.
The stunned shopper said she was now trying to track down who the toys belonged to.
Speaking to Manchester Evening News, the woman, who asked to stay unnamed, said: "I was walking to Farmfoods in Prestwich at around 10am on Tuesday and came across the bag.

Farmfoods
The discovery was made outside a branch of Farmfoods in Prestwich near Bury, Greater Manchester 

"I heard a noise and went to check what it was, so I guess they had just been left there!
"It's an unusual find but I had to leave it there as I was with my children.
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"I was a bit gobsmacked but found it funny. I carried on to Farmfoods."
Her friend, who was with her at the time of the find, collected the stash and is currently trying to find the owner on social media through the Greater Manchester Page on Facebook.
Unfortunately, no one has yet claimed the items and the mystery of the adult toys continues.
The customer added: "My friend has them now, but she says she's going to take them to the tip as she can't find a person by the name on the letter and no one is coming forward.
"They are probably worth some money."
In February, it was revealed 150 sex toys were found on public transport in London in the past four years.
Figures released by Transport for London show hundreds of dildos, vibrators and other sex toys were handed to lost property staff after being left on the Tube and in taxis and buses between 2014 and 2018.
The largest number were handed in at Cockfosters underground station at the end of the Piccadilly line in north London.
Next highest was Brixton in south London at the end of the Victoria line.


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