Bin crew 'threatened by man with weapon'

Peterborough City Council said while refuse workers were not injured, the vehicle they took shelter in was damaged
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Police arrested a man, a council said, after one of its bin crews was allegedly threatened by a man wielding a weapon.
Peterborough City Council said it happened while the crew was on its round in Werrington on Friday morning.
While no-one was injured, the vehicle the workers took shelter in was damaged, the authority said.
"As a council we will not tolerate acts of violence and abuse towards our staff, who are simply trying to do a good job for the residents of our city," it said on social media, external.
The authority added that a man in his 30s was arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage and remained in custody. Cambridgeshire Police has been contacted for comment.
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