Heather Underwood said she was left shaken up after being taken into custody
A 'wanted' OnlyFans model was locked in a police cell - after being accused of putting rubbish bags next to her bins eight years ago.
She says this was the last correspondence she had ever received on the matter until the policeman appeared at her door. Heather - whose OnlyFans account is called xHeather30x - says she missed out on a day's pay of around £200 as a result of the arrest. "I was told that the warrant was from 2014 and the charge was fly-tipping. But it wasn't fly-tipping, I'd left the bin bags next to my bins as I couldn't fit any of my rubbish in as it was already full from the previous tenants.
Heather says the incident was 'embarrassing' and has left her 'shaken up'. She says she is astounded that the police would arrest her over bin bags from eight years ago, when she says she called the police about a boy with a machete on The Wammy, in Knutton, two weeks ago and no officers came.
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