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Posted on 02/25/2026 4:16:25 AM PST by yesthatjallen
A prolific waste criminal has been ordered to pay £1.2m in compensation for illegally dumping more than 4,000 tonnes of waste across England.
A nationwide investigation by the Environment Agency (EA) uncovered a network of 16 illegal dumping sites, including a manor house in Surrey, a farm in Cambridgeshire and a warehouse in Kent.
The total weight of the waste dumped was about 4,275 tonnes – roughly the weight of 600 African elephants.
Varun Datta, 36, was handed a four-month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months.
He must also pay £1.1m, reflecting the financial benefit from his crimes, plus £100,000 in compensation and £200,000 in prosecution costs.
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yep, jolly olde englishman Varon Datta ( I bet he loves him some mushy peas and bangers and mash) he is a prolific dumper.
Import the turd world and you also get the mountains of garbage and the medieval diseases
Much more here, including the perp’s address...
The street the perp lives on is in the bloody heart of Belgravia...
We’re talking very expensive.
And the perp got off with a slap in the wrist.
All that and he didn’t even have to go to jail.
It wasn't just him. He didn't drive the trucks.
The drivers knew that they were breaking the law.
You don't drive your garbage truck behind a manor house and think "Well, this is an interesting garbage dump. It is so nice that they planted a garden."
He has a total of £1.4m to pay, but lives in a street with average house prices in the range £2.8-4.3m and values all the way up to £10m. Seems like he will keep a tidy (no pun intended) little profit.
I wouldn’t be surprised if he has to pay it back at only £5 a week. No wonder they call it FCUK.
There are so many Indians in the UK that they are now expressing weight in Elephants?
This reminds me of a comet a few years ago where the diameter was measured in giraffes.
Very true, it was an organization conducting widespread destructive criminal activity, more than the owner and drivers would know what was being done.
How many unladen sparrows equal an elephant?
Is it coincidental that the fine in British pounds per elephant is nearly the same as their weight? Can he just pay with elephants if he runs short of cash?
Asian Indians are accustomed to living in sewage and waste. Nearly all of India is filled with excrement called Dalits. Varun Datta is one of them.
African or European?
I’m guessing that elephants were a better unit of measurement. Otherwise it would be a lot of ducks.
He’s probably in the building / renovation business. “Fly-tipping” has become a huge problem in Britain, and the worst offenders are construction crews and immigrants (with lots of crossover). They’ll just pull over and dump a load of waste or toss Hefty bags full of household waste out the car window. I saw the same thing with Hispanics in Chicago — they’ll drive down an alley and drop bags of kitchen waste and soiled diapers out the window. Is it any wonder rats are a huge problem?
The prog agenda is aided by anything that make consumption of material goods a hardship. Disposing of waste adds to that hardship. By making waste disposal expensive by giving the gov and its unions and crony contracts control of it, it becomes expensive and subject to disintermediation by entrepreneurs who are not hamstrung by following the law. So waste removal follows the same dynamic as say drug dealing.
Reminds me of the dumping that went on in Woburn, Mass. - the toxic chemicals got into the water supply causing high rates of cancers, especially among children.
“Woburn gained national attention in the 1980s due to groundwater contamination from industrial waste, including trichloroethylene (TCE) and perchloroethylene (PCE), which were linked to a cluster of childhood leukemia cases.”
Chronicled in the excellent book: “A Civil Action.”
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