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Emma, 30, took pictures of the bean attack and note and posted them to social media.  

 A woman who left her vehicle in the car park of a weapons manufacturer returned to find she had been attacked – by a load of baked beans. 

The woman, known only as Emma, found the beans dumped on top of her motor in a car park at submarine makers BAE in Barrow, Cumbria, this week. Holby City actor's daughter 'first person to die' from taking party drug 2CP She also found a note attached to the windscreen which threatened to report her to BAE’s HR department. It said: 

"This is not a parking space. People need regular access to these back gates and you’re stopping them! ‘There is clearly signs on both gates indicating that access is needed and not to park there. She also found a note attached to the windscreen which threatened to report her to BAE’s HR department. (Picture: Deadline News) ‘Do this again and we will contact BAE Systems HR Department and we will also go to the council. If you want a proper parking space wake up earlier."  




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