Trnava man faces prison for illegal dumping

An unnamed 37-year-old man from Trnava faces five years in prison for unauthorised waste disposal. He is suspected of having illegally transporting construction waste to arable land owned by the state Slovak Land Fund (SPF) in Trnava-Farársk. The cleaning of the plot will cost a total of €135, 000, the Sme daily wrote in its Tuesday, July 30 issue.

An unnamed 37-year-old man from Trnava faces five years in prison for unauthorised waste disposal. He is suspected of having illegally transporting construction waste to arable land owned by the state Slovak Land Fund (SPF) in Trnava-Farársk. The cleaning of the plot will cost a total of €135, 000, the Sme daily wrote in its Tuesday, July 30 issue.

The Trnava regional police spokeswoman Martina Kredatusová told the TASR newswire that he had been driving the waste to the illegal dump since January 2013. “Weekly, they dumped at least 10 big containers of construction and other oversized waste like plastics, wires, glass, carpets, and the like,” she said, adding that these also included dump like insulation materials with asbestos. The resulting waste took up some 4,000 cubic metres. The suspect faces one to five years in prison if convicted.

(Source: Sme, TASR)
Compiled by Zuzana Vilikovská from press reports
The Slovak Spectator cannot vouch for the accuracy of the information presented in its Flash News postings.

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