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Revenge is sweet,
Fed-up farmer hit by fly-tippers 25 times in a year sets up CCTV to catch latest culprit who left 400 tyres on his land... then dumps them on HIS doorstep
Landowner Stuart Baldwin had over 400 tyres left on land in Haydock, Liverpool
His property had been targeted 25 times in the past year so he had put up CCTV
It caught the culprit and when posted on Facebook led to him being identified
Stuart gave him a deadline to come and collect them but it passed without action
So the farmer and his friends dumped them outside his terraced house
Stuart said he enjoyed returning them, adding 'revenge is best served cold'
Livestock farmer Stuart, 56, was so fed-up after being targeted 25 times he decided to turn detective and tracked him down to his nearby home, giving him three days to clean up the mess.
But when the deadline passed without any action, the dad used one of the trucks from the family's recycling business SED Services Ltd to deliver them back.
Stuart said: 'Revenge is best served cold isn't it? I got sick of it so I thought I would do a bit back.
'Flytippers are always dumping on our farm, it probably happens 25 times a year.
'He came down and he said he was going to move them so I gave him the benefit of the doubt and a couple of days breathing - but he never moved them.
'I thought he must have forgot so I took them back to remind him.
'The response we have had since doing it. Flytipping is horrendous - why should the farmer put up for it? We work the land and scumbags go and tip rubbish on it.
'I wouldn't mind, but you can take your rubbish to the tip for free. I can't see the logic in it, it's downright ignorant to be honest.
'It's tyres and rubbish you get allsorts. I just thought 'I've had enough of this'.
'We put a camera up and he came back with some tyres and we just got him.
'My daughter put a picture up on Facebook and we tracked him down.
13 авг 2020
