Waste Management cracking down on illegal dumping
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Dumping is an issue at the Newburg Community Center, but with the crackdown of enforcement, officials are hoping the dumping will stop.
Surveillance cameras captured people in a red truck, dropping off a load of trash on Nov. 1.
Waste Management Enforcement Officers were able to trace the truck to a home near Newburg Middle School.
The truck was impounded, which means the owner will have to pay $250 to get it back, on top of a $500.
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The red truck is the 16th vehicle impounded for illegal dumping in Louisville this year.
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