Montepono – The carabiner of the forest station intervened – the origin was unknown and the items were considered ‘dangerous’ with caution.
Montepono – The owner of a construction company was surprised when he dumped 60 cubic meters of waste in a forest subject to environmental restrictions. Carabinieri of the Montepuno Forest Station in the province of Riti intervened and seized the affected area, seizing the transportation methods used by the person. The entrepreneur must respond to the offense of carrying waste in the absence of the necessary approvals.
Montepono – dumping 60 cubic meters of waste into a tree subject to environmental restrictions
“A 57-year-old man from Ritti, the owner of a construction company, was recommended to the judiciary for his handcuffs while unloading 60 cubic meters of demolition material inside a private tree. They also captured the area.
“Entrepreneurs – the note continues – must respond to the crime of carrying waste in the absence of the necessary approvals, and to dispose of waste in view of its natural significance and environmental characteristics.
Montepono – dumping 60 cubic meters of waste into a tree subject to environmental restrictions
Note that this is “a situation that exacerbates controversial behavior, as abandoned items are considered ‘dangerous’ with caution because the origin is not known for sure”.
Investigations by Rieti’s state attorney will lead to the determination of personal liability and the extent of the damage, and if the conduct is confirmed, the detainee can be arrested for up to two years if he or she is in danger.
September 5, 2021
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