Illegal dumping in skip, found an address

Tabnabs · 18-05-2008 12:41PM #1

We have some building work going on in our house and we have a skip out the front which is being slowly but surely filled. Both Friday night and Saturday night someone turned up in the small hours and dumped a load of garden waste and general rubbish in black sacks. I was bloody furious as we are paying a lot for this skip and someone else is just filling it with their crap and avoiding having to pay the bin charge. I was determined to find out who it was and have now found a letter in one of the bags (ironically a "Environmental Waste Charge Review 2008" letter). I have a skip full of rubbish, some mine, some his (bloody foreigner too :eek:;) )and I have his name and address;

What action should I take over this?

Collie D · 18-05-2008 12:42PM

Leave it on his doorstep...problem solved

Either that or shank him

aidan_walsh · 18-05-2008 12:42PM

Return the bags.

connundrum · 18-05-2008 12:45PM

Dyflin wrote: »

We have some building work going on in our house and we have a skip out the front which is being slowly but surely filled. Both Friday night and Saturday night someone turned up in the small hours and dumped a load of garden waste and general rubbish in black sacks. I was bloody furious as we are paying a lot for this skip and someone else is just filling it with their crap and avoiding having to pay the bin charge. I was determined to find out who it was and have now found a letter in one of the bags (ironically a "Environmental Waste Charge Review 2008" letter). I have a skip full of rubbish, some mine, some his (bloody foreigner too :eek:;) )and I have his name and address;

What action should I take over this?

Burn his house down. And a cross in front of his house. Foreigners need to know God rules supreme.

mike65 · 18-05-2008 12:46PM

Empty out the bags on his driveway or better still empty out the bags in his neighbours drive and leave the letter on the top of the mess.

Mike.

Collie D · 18-05-2008 12:47PM

mike65 wrote: »

empty out the bags in his neighbours drive and leave the letter on the top of the mess.

Mike.

Remind me never to piss you off

ScouseMouse · 18-05-2008 12:48PM

Dump it outside the local council office with the letter easily spotted. The litter warden will find it and fine him.

Rob_l · 18-05-2008 12:58PM

OP the only legal thing to do is contact the garda if you wish, any other action would be illegal, amusing fun and nice and full of revenge but illegal.

Collie D · 18-05-2008 12:59PM

Rob_l wrote: »

OP the only legal thing to do is contact the garda if you wish, any other action would be illegal, amusing fun and nice and full of revenge but illegal.

I honestly don't think that returning the bag would be illegal. I would also imagine the Guards wouldn't be too bothered either.

aidan_walsh · 18-05-2008 12:59PM

What're they going to do, report him for illegally dumping their illegally dumped* stuff?

*May not actually be illegal

Overheal · 18-05-2008 12:59PM

aidan_walsh wrote: »

What're they going to do, report him for illegally dumping their illegally dumped stuff?

zing!

but you can also report their dumped trash, simply.

FunkZ · 18-05-2008 01:01PM

Kidnap him, take the skip and put in the sea, put him tied up in it and give it a nice hefty push to England, problem solved.

Rob_l · 18-05-2008 01:01PM

Collie D wrote: »

I honestly don't think that returning the bag would be illegal. I would also imagine the Guards wouldn't be too bothered either.

I think it could be a form in itself of illegal dumping if you arrived and deposited the litter outside his home

Sherifu · 18-05-2008 01:51PM

Return the bags to him.

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 18-05-2008 01:59PM

post lookouts next time you get a skip

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BigglesMcGee · 18-05-2008 02:16PM

My vote is for leaving in front of the council offices wiht he letter at the top of the inside of one of the bags.

You can still set fire to his house if that doesnt satisfy you.

Guards wont do anything except tell you you cant put the rubish anywere else. Basically they wont be arsed at all and the ubbish will remain your problem.

Rob_l · 18-05-2008 03:52PM

BigglesMcGee wrote: »

My vote is for leaving in front of the council offices wiht he letter at the top of the inside of one of the bags.

You can still set fire to his house if that doesnt satisfy you.

Guards wont do anything except tell you you cant put the rubish anywere else. Basically they wont be arsed at all and the ubbish will remain your problem.

This isn't really true the garda are obliged by law to follow any legal complaint if they refuse you can contact some body setup to ensure they do I dont know which body but there is one, might even be the garda ombudsman.

StormWarrior · 18-05-2008 03:55PM

Why don't you knock on the suspect's door with the bag and the letter, and give him a telling off and throw the bag into his house while the door is open? Tell him that next time you'll call the police. If you shame him, maybe he won't do it again.

Or send some heavies round to sort him out.

taidghbaby · 18-05-2008 03:55PM

connundrum wrote: »

Burn his house down. And a cross in front of his house. Foreigners need to know God rules supreme.

Why stop there.......take a plane to his homeland and repeat as necessary until THEY all get the message!!

Rob_l · 18-05-2008 03:57PM

StormWarrior wrote: »

Why don't you knock on the suspect's door with the bag and the letter, and give him a telling off and throw the bag into his house while the door is open? Tell him that next time you'll call the police. If you shame him, maybe he won't do it again.

Or send some heavies round to sort him out.

Get micko and the boys round in the hi-ace like?

AckwelFoley · 18-05-2008 04:02PM

Collie D wrote: »

Leave it on his doorstep...problem solved

Either that or shank him

yes. agreed.

Ive done it actually.. we had aload of houses built up beside us, and all the back agrdens were facing a bit og property we own... 1 particular individual felt the need to dump his cut grass over the wall into our property. That made me a little pissed off. I got a black sack placed all the grac into it and left it at the front door...

... i took a blade to the bottom of the sack before i left... when the went to lift up the sack.. voila..

There was no more grass dumped again

Ruu_Old · 18-05-2008 04:06PM

Skip full of rubbish on their lawn or at least return their bags of rubbish with a "friendly" note attached.

StormWarrior · 18-05-2008 04:08PM

Ruu wrote: »

Skip full of rubbish on their lawn or at least return their bags of rubbish with a "friendly" note attached.

Yes you could write, "If you are going to dump your rubbish in my skip, it's a bit stupid to leave a paper with your address in it. If any more rubbish is dumped, I'll know where it came from and will send the lads round to see you off once and for all."

judas101 · 18-05-2008 04:18PM

StormWarrior wrote: »

Why don't you knock on the suspect's door with the bag and the letter, and give him a telling off and throw the bag into his house while the door is open? Tell him that next time you'll call the police. If you shame him, maybe he won't do it again.

Or send some heavies round to sort him out.

+1

gloobag · 18-05-2008 04:22PM

Something along these lines happened a mate of mine. Basically, he hired this guy who had an ad in the paper to come to the house and take away a shed load of rubbish he had laying around. A few months later, both himself and his dad received court summins at the same time.

Turns out the guy he had hired wasn't above board and had dumped the stuff on someones property. The owner of the property found some letters/envelopes with my mates and his dads addresses on them and pressed charges against em.

My mate and his dad got away with it, as they simply explained what had happend. But anyways, you can and should go to the cops about it.

Rb · 18-05-2008 04:29PM

I take it nobody here has ever dumped their trash in someone elses skip so?

BigglesMcGee · 18-05-2008 04:29PM

Rob_l wrote: »

This isn't really true the garda are obliged by law to follow any legal complaint if they refuse you can contact some body setup to ensure they do I dont know which body but there is one, might even be the garda ombudsman.

Except that they dont. Trust me, i know.
And after that i couldnt be bothered calling the police of the police either.

StormWarrior · 18-05-2008 04:30PM

rb_ie wrote: »

I take it nobody here has ever dumped their trash in someone elses skip so?

No I have never done something so immoral.:pac:

Voodu Child · 18-05-2008 04:34PM

Eat his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti

Ross_Mahon · 18-05-2008 04:35PM

Get a truck to lift the skip up, and empty the whole skip on to his garden. :mad:

Illegal dumping in skip, found an address

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