TOAST – Truck caught while dumping debris on the ground, triggering a seizure. During a patrol in the industrial area south of the city of Brindisi, a patrol spotted a truck a short distance from the Caribbean Forest Station in Brindisi, from which various items stretched. Troops followed the vehicle, meanwhile, onto Provincial Road 88 “Lithuania Suite”.
First the truck lost its tracks; So it was found on a dirt road towards Lithuania, near a canal bordered by reeds. The vehicle has “overturned” all its loads on the ground: “empty cellars”, furniture derived from plastic, mattress, building work debris.
In order to manage hazardous and hazardous waste in an unauthorized manner, the traffic, which was caught in the scent of crime, was identified, said S.P. Age 54, and recommended to the Office of the Attorney General of the Capital (Article 256, paragraph 1, letter a) and b) Legislative Order no. 152 of 2006, known as the “Integrated Environmental Act”).
Troops unloaded debris dumped on the ground and a truck handed over to a judicial guard for criminal confiscation. For crimes committed, in addition to restoring and restoring the status of places, fines ranging from six months to two years’ imprisonment and a fine of 2,600 to 26,000 euros, which is a dangerous waste, can not be avoided by the administrative definition of the criminal process, the “company” that introduced the law number. 68 of 2015 (also confirms that there is no risk of pollution to the environment).
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