article_snippet.sent: Mother-of-one Aimee Craven, of Hull, East Yorkshire, was accused of trying to shield the £20 Tesco clothes horse from CCTV as the 32-year-old care worker walked off a train in Brough (above) with it .
article_snippet.sent: Miss Craven - who is now waiting to see if the 32-year-old care worker will be charged, but has been told it is likely the 32-year-old care worker will receive a caution for theft - said:
article_snippet.sent: After being taken off a train, Miss Craven was driven home in a police van and asked how long Miss Craven had lived at Miss Craven address and whether Miss Craven owned the property.
article_snippet.sent: Facing a caution for theft: Miss Craven Craven was asked by British Transport Police to go for questioning at British Transport Police offices at Hull Paragon (above), where Miss Craven was given a solicitor, paid for by legal aid .
article_snippet.sent: Miss Craven was also said to have been asked where Miss Craven worked, how long Miss Craven had worked there, which shifts Miss Craven did and what time Miss Craven finished.
article_snippet.sent: Miss Craven Craven was then made to take Miss Craven wet clothes off the airer Miss Craven had been using for a week, while police waited to confiscate the item.
article_snippet.sent: Miss Craven said: ‘When I got home and went in and said British Transport Police are here for her wet clothes
article_snippet.sent: Miss Craven was accused of trying to shield the item from CCTV as Miss Craven walked off the train in Brough.
article_snippet.sent: I’d have happily bought Miss Craven a new one.
highlights_snippet.sent: Miss Craven has been told it's likely Miss Craven will receive caution for theft .