Two people have been fined after a fly-tipping investigation that saw rubbish dumped on a major A-road in County Durham.
Council wardens in Durham began investigating after a report of fly-tipping on August 30, 2022 that happened on the A68 at Harperley, near Stanley.
The incident, which was capatured on CCTV, led to an extensive probe was launched by the Wardens Fly Tipping Investigation Team.
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Following the conclusion of the investigation, two people have now been fined for their part in the offence.
Mallaiana Maria Campbell, 36, of St Helen Auckland was ordered to pay a total of £327.25, while Anthony Price, 48, also of St Helen Auckland, was ordered to pay £356 for failing to assist in the investigation.
Earlier in the investigation the vehicle which was used in the offence was seized as part of the investigation.
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