Doral's code compliance department issued fines after a truck dumped dark water into a lake in Doral. The city also forwarded the case to the Miami-Dade County.
For anyone confused by this. Many stormwater inlets in recent developments have oil separators that keep oil, trash, and other debris separated as storm runoff flows through them. The oil separators are regularly inspected, and when near capacity, the oil/trash is removed by a vacuum truck. This is likely what was being dumped into the lake.
That is awesome that that is done,and thank you for the info,i always wondered why they cant separate oil ect,or maybe they still dont on the west coast
@@twinnevans971 if you look into the report they did an investigation and did confirm it was unfiltered waste water and they got huge fines. The water was only cleaned with an enzyme solution which is also toxic to anything living in that lake including the pH of the lake which could lead to bacteria accumulation and swimmers itch if people swim in it etc
Before I even clicked on the video I was like “guantee this is Miami” hahaha sure enough! Way to go south Florida constantly keeping us good contractors in business :)
Maybe I’m wrong but that’s not a natural lake, that looks like a retention ping which means it’s there for storm water runoff. I live in Florida and we have tons of retention ponds all over the place. It’s for storm water which is what that truck was dumping. I can only assume it was in the area opening up clogged drains and then dumping it in the same retention pond it was going to anyways.
@@CryMeARiver63 well, do you think Public Works goes out and polish the streets, spit shine the drains and shampoo the grass or something? Of course storm water isn't going to be clean.
That lake isn’t supposed to be there, its for excess water but the hoa has blocked to culvert for the area to flood. Stormwater is supposed to flow through there
@@tripplefives1402 right? I don’t understand why this is sooo “bad”? The greater they showed is most likely feed into the retention pond or “the lake” lol
@@bogden9585 I guarantee you that no one would be stupid enough to dump sewer water into an retention pond right next to an apartment complex. Those basins most like drain right into that pond anyway. Open grates like that are for runoff. Not waste water.
The storm drains were clogged the trucks unclogged it The storm water goes in the lake anyway It's like that in alot of golf course community's all drains go to the lakes
@McCarthy's Outdoors and Gun Club LLC Yeah go to the beach in sw fl 90% of storm water gets drained into the gulf of Mexico big pipes go from the street to the beach Epa lmao
Water was heading to retention pond anyway...but it just looks bad dumping it in front of people who make assumptions of wrongful dumping. But at least someone cares enough to investigate instead of turning their head like some types with other crimes.
@@alexeisanjurjo7064 Those people, ya know. the ones walking around with a tan year round, may or may not have a yacht (but probably know someone that does), eating fresh seafood whenever they feel like it, don't know the meaning of the word drought, exotic nightlife, world class fishing, ya now "those people".
NOOO! Why would he ever dump storm water in a storm water retention pond. Why would he ever use it for its intended purpose. He needs to take it to his house and dump it in his bedroom instead! I bet they complain when the water levels are low too. Lmfao
I used to work for a sanitation and water district and we would land apply inert waste once a year onto a farm field. Many people stopped and asked if we were spreading hazardous waste which it is not. Very legal and very well regulated. Dozens of tests involved with the state health department but the look on peoples faces is amusing. People just flush that toilet and never wonder what happens to their waste after that.
@@russellkeeling4387 Bacteria, car oil, and hazardous waste. Why do you think they where ashamed to comment. Why do you think the city said this was not allowed. They know what they are doing and you know what you are falsely defending.
@@dyelawnmac4716 lmao I just learned about these because I asked someone and they told me what it was. Normal city stuffs that water was in a spot where it accumulated and they dump it in a lake not connected to anything.
@@mycatiswaysmarterthanmosto8500 so all the greese and oils cars and lawnmowers when u wash your car and the soap goes down the drain when u run your lawn sprinklers afrer haveing yard sprayed with who knos what and other stuff on the ground and gets washed down by rain.. dose it magically disappear..nope just runs off into the storm drains and into the lakes.. its not good but it's the truth.
Yeah umm bottled water is destroying the environment and I’ve tested dozens of brands most have like 250 ppm my tap water is 300 my filtered water has 0 into a steel cup I’ve had for a decade
@@davidrichardson518 I agree, but if anyone (or company ) can come up with a better solution than bottled water, I’m all for it. To date, nobody has….so….🤷🏾♂️. To be fair, some countries, such as Germany, don’t have that big of a bottled water problem, because they have great recycling protocols and German citizens have a recycling discipline instituted throughout the nation. If America adopts such practices, the bottled water challenges would minimize
@@Rico34 I spend 100$ a year for my zero water filter replacements and reusable yeti style 40 oz cup keeps ice cold all day fill up a big jug etc . I used to buy plastic bottles water, pop, I’ve stopped at almost all costs buy cans bottles nobody’s neutral we just have to try . Plus my filters pull out fluoride hormones all kinds of nasty stuff
@@davidrichardson518 I like that; I’ll have to start trying that. You’re right, we have to start trying to do better. I believe we can get there over time. Thanks for sharing your strategy, I will try adopting something similar. However, this dumping behavior should have ‘serious’ consequences so employees & companies stop their mess too
@@Fading_with_beauty but the storm drains they pumped out are most likely connected to those “lakes” but seriously they’re drainage ponds aka retention ponds. Rain goes through the gate they showed and flows to the drainage pond. If it starts taking too much it goes through the overflow. The drains were probably just plugged up which is why they were vacuumed out.
Someone should be held liable for that stuff going into where it was since that waste could cause alot of serious health problems for those residents and surrounding areas
Greg, you are a moron. You make such a strong statement about something you know nothing about. How do you think that lake gets filled with water? Here's a hint. Rain water. Where do you think that parking lot drains in to when it rains? Here's a hint, it drains into that lake. Water flowing down sidewalks, gutters, and parking lots doesn't magically disappear once it does down the metal grate. It gets diverted to the nearest creek and then lake. It's not treated. Guess what else goes down those metal grates? Dirt and debris like leaves. Guess what clogs those underground drainage systems? Yep, dirt and leaves. Guess where the dirt and leaves go when it's flowing smoothly, yep, the lakes and creeks. So these pumper trucks suck the dirt and debris, water out of the clogged drainage pipes and then dumps it right back to where it was going and had been going for millennia, the nearest creek or lake. This isn't a big deal. It's part of the natural cycle. Don't make strongly opinionated comments on stuff you know nothing about nor put any thought in to.
Right, can't have rain water going into a retention pond designed to hold excess rain water. Do you people ever stop to think maybe you shouldn't post comments on a RUclips on video you know NOTHING about.
@@twinnevans971 so you're ok with waste water going into a body of water that birds use and could be used for drinking water and could easily make people and animals seriously sick or die?
Agree. I see many people swimming and fishing up here in the Ohio river.. Like WTF no way would I swim in that river. Right here in downtown Cincinnati, you'll see folks swinging in that nasty water. All kinds of trash, debris, dirty needles, urin, poop, chemicals, dead animals, dead humans, etc. And people swim In that ish. Ive seen people swim in the Millcreek, which is worse, but when its a lot of rain , drains into the Ohio river Anyway, even tho they say it shouldn't , all those chemical plants, and warehouses, and the jergens KAO buildings etc, all these weird places that deal with nasty stuff or chemicals are mostly based right along the mill "creek" its man mad and these huge corporations are constantly getting fined and in trouble for illegal dumping, they continue to do so, the only repercussion is to pay their people off. Rich keeping other rich rich, and helping each other. Sadly
So for those of you who think this is OK because they’re dumping runoff water into retention ponds that were designed for runoff ask yourself this. Why didn’t they just let the alleged runoff water run into the ponds that they were designed to run into. Rationale thought would dictate that The truck was dumping something other than just runoff water.
Yea thats what people forget the drains get clogged all the time they have collect the water direct it BACK into the retention pond or the neighborhood will flood Especially because Florida is mostly flat land.
One time we were at a river under a bridge at my hometown it a popular spot to go swimming at. We were there late and it was already dark and everyone had left. A truck pulled up and a guy came out with several buckets and poured some thick liquid into the river. My mom said she recognized the guy he works at a local restaurant. Idk if it was grease or what but yea we never returned to go swimming there . The town is called Mineral Wells it’s small town in Texas
Restaurant grease is money. Some people steal restaurant grease to sell to folks who buy restaurant grease to recycle and sell them back to restaurants or use as auto fuel.
Fly tipping?!?! Ummmmmm……no. As much as your childish and irresponsible feelings want to blame someone for this… Illegal dumping is a worldwide activity. Calm your audacity, kid.
@@theresagomez2605 Doralzuela - Popular nickname for Doral, Florida (Miami), due to Doral's large and affluent Venezuelan community. Venezuelans started moving to Doral in the 2000s during the rise of Hugo Chávez's presidency beginning in 1999. Wealthy Venezuelans moving to Miami have settled largely in Weston (Westonzuela) or Doral (Doralzuela). Source - (UrbanDictionary)
The company should be shutdown for investigation and give them a multi million dollar charge and felony charges and prison time for multiple years if not life or the death sentence.
Or they'll just pay someone off. Like the corporations and big warehouses and plants do here in Cincinnati, they always getting into trouble and getting fines for dumping in the Millcreek which runs into the Ohio river where folks swim n fish and go boating , tubing, seadoos etc gross.
It’s not hard to figure out that it’s a septic tank vacuum truck. It’s the same truck that sucks out your septic tank. He just kept it in the neighborhood.
Why take waste water somewhere and have to pay for it to be disposed, when you can just dump it in the lake for free? I doubt this is the first time this was done
Pull all the city contracts with the company, until a judgement is reached. This is not the first time I'm sure, this driver HAD to be taught where to dump, he didn't come up with the idea on his own, and the company is probably fully aware of this tactic.
This isn’t the first time they have done this I’m sure. But I want to add that most lakes/ ponds in a residential area have to be there legally and they are meant for run off of the community and construction that takes place there. So the water isn’t actually clean anything that goes on at these places can run off into these lakes and they are built for that. That is there purpose. Just to clarify what those lakes are and what they do.
Maybe it's a big misunderstanding. The driver probably thought he was supposed to pump it back into the complex. It is definitely not sewage but standing water.
Oh that's just nasty ! Why would they do that ? That's crazy . That person or persons is gonna get that company in trouble . They know better than that .
Now this should be a reason to confront someone. Edit: That company should be flooded with calls, emails and any social media. Or just watch as they pay a small fee/fine, which is probably more of a payoff. Let the corruption continue.
@@tripplefives1402 Yeah, we shouldn't worry about minor details like that anyways, after all, we're actually being sold strawberries grown in human fecal matter. Whats a little raw sewage? This world is getting better by the minute.
appropriate Fines? Hopefully its like in the $100,000 Fine Mark. Should always Make the Company Spend its OWN money on Testing the Water for the next 20 + years. If anything Changes with the water then Make the Company Pay to Have it Cleaned Up.
This trucks are for storm drainage, for raining water. Most of the inlets have baffles, that are there to separate water for the roadway oil. This is not a truck carrying sewer water(toilet/septic tank). Traffic used to leave an small percentage of oil in the street that once rain is swept into the catch basin(inlet). Inside the inlet they install a oil separated called baffles. .
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Hector is gonna be running three Honda Civics with Spoon engines. On top of that, he just came into Harry's and ordered three T66 turbos with NOS and a Motec system exhaust.
If the company was pumping from the storm drains, as people said, and that holding “pond” is where the water runs to they are “legal”. The fines will be thrown out in court, as I’m sure the company will show for court. DERM will have nothing to say as they most likely approved the construction of the drainage to the pond.
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Next time this company shows up at a local lake to dump waste water; have the police arrest the driver and impound their truck. I guarantee that they will then be "interested" in commenting!
Strom drain in residential areas have systems to catch oil. This oil should have been properly dealt with and not dumped back into the ground water. Do not assume this is just mud and water because it is not.
Businesses all over the country do this to avoid paying the disposing fee. It's my firm belief every business in this country should be audited it's starting with the most profitable rich
Let’s not talk about all the oil all the tanker ships dump in the ocean when they change it. Or the old fishing nets dropped overboard after they have no more use for them. Or all the plastic that is never recycled and ends up in our waterways.
Wow, why couldn't the reporter even do the most basis research on the terms being used? Storm runoff is NOT waste water! Now whether it should have been released there is another debate.
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For anyone confused by this. Many stormwater inlets in recent developments have oil separators that keep oil, trash, and other debris separated as storm runoff flows through them. The oil separators are regularly inspected, and when near capacity, the oil/trash is removed by a vacuum truck. This is likely what was being dumped into the lake.
Gross
That is awesome that that is done,and thank you for the info,i always wondered why they cant separate oil ect,or maybe they still dont on the west coast
Unfortunately most of the commenters on the video actually believe the truck was dumping human sewage into the lake.
It's unfortunate how Americans jump to conclusions on things they know nothing about.
@@twinnevans971 if you look into the report they did an investigation and did confirm it was unfiltered waste water and they got huge fines. The water was only cleaned with an enzyme solution which is also toxic to anything living in that lake including the pH of the lake which could lead to bacteria accumulation and swimmers itch if people swim in it etc
The dude that was afraid to open the door, but wanted to talk to to them through the crack 🤣
That's because his house reeked of weed .
Yo! Reporter lady! I’ll talk to ya, but I don’t want you showing my weed stash on TV so this as good as it goin get.
Maybe the house was messy
@@fromfjord what a serious answer
Snitches get stitches 👩⚕️
Before I even clicked on the video I was like “guantee this is Miami” hahaha sure enough! Way to go south Florida constantly keeping us good contractors in business :)
Way to green to be Bismarck ND. I ratted out illegal dumpers with video, no action taken by state. 2 incidents documented on my channel.
@@wadestanton so ur the snitch who snitches about trash cans what a loser
@MrHolyKindness republicans
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Maybe I’m wrong but that’s not a natural lake, that looks like a retention ping which means it’s there for storm water runoff. I live in Florida and we have tons of retention ponds all over the place. It’s for storm water which is what that truck was dumping. I can only assume it was in the area opening up clogged drains and then dumping it in the same retention pond it was going to anyways.
Possibly
Your absolutely Wrong
That is what I was thinking, the water goes there anyway, unless he had something in the truck from somewhere else.
there could of been chemicals in the dirty water they dumped. Or even in the truck itself, don't know what that truck pumped before that job.
@@CryMeARiver63 well, do you think Public Works goes out and polish the streets, spit shine the drains and shampoo the grass or something? Of course storm water isn't going to be clean.
That lake isn’t supposed to be there, its for excess water but the hoa has blocked to culvert for the area to flood. Stormwater is supposed to flow through there
Refuse payment to company for what was supposed to be a legitimate service. Fine them for illegal dumping.
Fined to death for this 💩
@@tripplefives1402 right? I don’t understand why this is sooo “bad”? The greater they showed is most likely feed into the retention pond or “the lake” lol
@@tripplefives1402 it wasn't rain water 😂
@@nicholasmyers6808 it was waste water, not rain water
@@bogden9585 I guarantee you that no one would be stupid enough to dump sewer water into an retention pond right next to an apartment complex. Those basins most like drain right into that pond anyway. Open grates like that are for runoff. Not waste water.
What If the water from the storm eventually ends up running into the “lake” retention pond lol
That's exactly what it does.
Ya that ain't no lake. U said it pall. Retention pond. Small pond
No one goes up to the driver to say anything? Everyone just films? Way to go.
block the truck in tell the police arrive
2022 heroes film it 🤣
Maybe find out some facts before jumping to conclusions maybe he wasn’t wrong. You just perceived it as wrong.
@@JJ-lv3fx which part of it looked okay to you?
I know right
The storm drains were clogged the trucks unclogged it
The storm water goes in the lake anyway
It's like that in alot of golf course community's all drains go to the lakes
@McCarthy's Outdoors and Gun Club LLC
Yeah go to the beach in sw fl 90% of storm water gets drained into the gulf of Mexico big pipes go from the street to the beach
Epa lmao
Your mother must have dropped you on your head repeatedly.
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but there could of been chemicals in the dirty water they dumped. Or even in the truck itself, don't know what that truck pumped before that job.
If its waste water it will smell bad
Ah yes, fine the guy dumping rain water into a man-made pond, seems legit.
😂😂😂 do some research on storm drain my guy. Alot more than just "rain water". That's actually really funny that you think that. This world is shallow.
@@k9man163 still probably a giant concrete bucket and would've ended up there anyway judging by the amount of sluge at the bottom
The lake is where the water was going when the pipe got clogged
Water was heading to retention pond anyway...but it just looks bad dumping it in front of people who make assumptions of wrongful dumping. But at least someone cares enough to investigate instead of turning their head like some types with other crimes.
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Maybe they should have a fkin sign then? Like construction workers lmao 🤡
I used to know a lot of people from there and that’s not very shocking. Those people do crap like that all of the time.
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I'll take your word on such a vage statement 🙄
They do what exactly? Move rain water from one location to another, oh the humanity.
Those people???
@@alexeisanjurjo7064 Those people, ya know. the ones walking around with a tan year round, may or may not have a yacht (but probably know someone that does), eating fresh seafood whenever they feel like it, don't know the meaning of the word drought, exotic nightlife, world class fishing, ya now "those people".
That is where the strom runoff goes in the first place.
Exactly
Right
All the storm water goes to lakes and oceans. Wtf is the big deal? Come on guys get a grip
And you know what was in the truck how?
@@TCrob it stated in the news that it was storm drain water
@@retrod2142 and they were told that by whom?
The same company that dumped it. And they couldn't possibly have incentive to be dishonest.
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@@retrod2142 lame as fuk
NOOO! Why would he ever dump storm water in a storm water retention pond. Why would he ever use it for its intended purpose. He needs to take it to his house and dump it in his bedroom instead! I bet they complain when the water levels are low too. Lmfao
I used to work for a sanitation and water district and we would land apply inert waste once a year onto a farm field. Many people stopped and asked if we were spreading hazardous waste which it is not. Very legal and very well regulated. Dozens of tests involved with the state health department but the look on peoples faces is amusing. People just flush that toilet and never wonder what happens to their waste after that.
ABSOLUTELY 💯 HAZARDOUS WASTE 🗑 🙄 THINK HEAVY METALS AND DEADLY BACTERIA. AFFLUENT OR EFFLUENT.
@@ronniedudley2697 Nope, no deadly bacteria and no heavy metals.
@@russellkeeling4387 Bacteria, car oil, and hazardous waste. Why do you think they where ashamed to comment. Why do you think the city said this was not allowed. They know what they are doing and you know what you are falsely defending.
What dis gotta do with video ?
@@ronniedudley2697 🤡
I wonder how often this happens that we never see or know about
Everytime it rains 🤷🏾♂️🤡🤡
That driver and company should get hit with a million dollar fine
90-days in the can teaches a good lesson, too. Human and wildlife Hate crime
It was just dirty water....
Its not like they were dumping toxic chemicals.
The left needs to be outraged. Even if it's over nothing.
but there could of been chemicals in the dirty water they dumped. Or even in the truck itself, don't know what that truck pumped before that job.
That's a vacuum truck, it uses the water to help suck up dirt
Exactly it’s dirt and water… it’s a vacuum pump truck ffs people
@@dyelawnmac4716 lmao I just learned about these because I asked someone and they told me what it was. Normal city stuffs that water was in a spot where it accumulated and they dump it in a lake not connected to anything.
Storm water is not wastewater.
Wow don't the people kno the storm water runoff in most neighborhoods are connected to the lakes and the water dumps in already
Yet there are laws against this. And they were fined.. big bucks I'm sure. Fresh water is the only thing that is allowed to be dumped.
@@mycatiswaysmarterthanmosto8500 so all the greese and oils cars and lawnmowers when u wash your car and the soap goes down the drain when u run your lawn sprinklers afrer haveing yard sprayed with who knos what and other stuff on the ground and gets washed down by rain.. dose it magically disappear..nope just runs off into the storm drains and into the lakes.. its not good but it's the truth.
Every river and every lake takes water runoff from our cities. You don't see no one complaining in that way it's ruining the waterways.
and the tons of salt every winter that runs off...........
@@rearspeaker6364 and the tons of excess fertilizers that cause all the blue green algae problems in our waterways in Florida
😬….and THIS is why we use water filters in our home & purchased bottled water at the store for consumption. What the heck was he thinking⁉️
He was thinking that the same water he pumped was going to the pond anyway so might as well
Yeah umm bottled water is destroying the environment and I’ve tested dozens of brands most have like 250 ppm my tap water is 300 my filtered water has 0 into a steel cup I’ve had for a decade
@@davidrichardson518 I agree, but if anyone (or company ) can come up with a better solution than bottled water, I’m all for it. To date, nobody has….so….🤷🏾♂️.
To be fair, some countries, such as Germany, don’t have that big of a bottled water problem, because they have great recycling protocols and German citizens have a recycling discipline instituted throughout the nation. If America adopts such practices, the bottled water challenges would minimize
@@Rico34 I spend 100$ a year for my zero water filter replacements and reusable yeti style 40 oz cup keeps ice cold all day fill up a big jug etc . I used to buy plastic bottles water, pop, I’ve stopped at almost all costs buy cans bottles nobody’s neutral we just have to try . Plus my filters pull out fluoride hormones all kinds of nasty stuff
@@davidrichardson518 I like that; I’ll have to start trying that. You’re right, we have to start trying to do better. I believe we can get there over time. Thanks for sharing your strategy, I will try adopting something similar. However, this dumping behavior should have ‘serious’ consequences so employees & companies stop their mess too
Those aren’t “lakes”. They’re drainage ditches. Those “lakes” are there for the only purpose of hoping to keep the land flood-free.
... I agree that's what them "lakes" are for ... it's a rain ditch so the place does not flood when the rain's starts falling ...
You’re missing the point!!!
@@Fading_with_beauty but the storm drains they pumped out are most likely connected to those “lakes” but seriously they’re drainage ponds aka retention ponds. Rain goes through the gate they showed and flows to the drainage pond. If it starts taking too much it goes through the overflow. The drains were probably just plugged up which is why they were vacuumed out.
Look this isn't Mexico, we don't do that here.
@@davidmoore3479 florida is a crap state
Someone should be held liable for that stuff going into where it was since that waste could cause alot of serious health problems for those residents and surrounding areas
Liable. Not reliable.
Looks like it's all latinos living there, so nobody cares.
Greg, you are a moron. You make such a strong statement about something you know nothing about.
How do you think that lake gets filled with water? Here's a hint. Rain water. Where do you think that parking lot drains in to when it rains? Here's a hint, it drains into that lake.
Water flowing down sidewalks, gutters, and parking lots doesn't magically disappear once it does down the metal grate. It gets diverted to the nearest creek and then lake. It's not treated. Guess what else goes down those metal grates? Dirt and debris like leaves. Guess what clogs those underground drainage systems? Yep, dirt and leaves. Guess where the dirt and leaves go when it's flowing smoothly, yep, the lakes and creeks.
So these pumper trucks suck the dirt and debris, water out of the clogged drainage pipes and then dumps it right back to where it was going and had been going for millennia, the nearest creek or lake.
This isn't a big deal. It's part of the natural cycle. Don't make strongly opinionated comments on stuff you know nothing about nor put any thought in to.
Right, can't have rain water going into a retention pond designed to hold excess rain water. Do you people ever stop to think maybe you shouldn't post comments on a RUclips on video you know NOTHING about.
@@twinnevans971 so you're ok with waste water going into a body of water that birds use and could be used for drinking water and could easily make people and animals seriously sick or die?
How the hell do you do that in 2022 in brought daylight 😂? C’mon now,
*broad daylight
They "brought" it over anyways 😁
Cuban worker and company think they are above the law
Its MIA they gives no fs.
@@juanalmos1959 how the hell do you know there Cuban seems
You have some issues.
This should be turned into the EPA.
Reminds me of that old Doobie Bros song...
"Ol Black Water, keep on rollin',
Florida waste water moon won't you keep on shining on me."
Disgusting. Thank God for Camera!
One reason not to go fishing in these lakes.
That's exactly why they dumped it in there..to prevent you from eating the fish once we run out of food
Agree. I see many people swimming and fishing up here in the Ohio river.. Like WTF no way would I swim in that river. Right here in downtown Cincinnati, you'll see folks swinging in that nasty water. All kinds of trash, debris, dirty needles, urin, poop, chemicals, dead animals, dead humans, etc. And people swim In that ish. Ive seen people swim in the Millcreek, which is worse, but when its a lot of rain , drains into the Ohio river Anyway, even tho they say it shouldn't , all those chemical plants, and warehouses, and the jergens KAO buildings etc, all these weird places that deal with nasty stuff or chemicals are mostly based right along the mill "creek" its man mad and these huge corporations are constantly getting fined and in trouble for illegal dumping, they continue to do so, the only repercussion is to pay their people off. Rich keeping other rich rich, and helping each other. Sadly
U mean eat.. the fishing is great just toss them back after
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It's not allowed anyways.. Most of those places have HOA and they don't like people fishing or having fun on those lakes!
So for those of you who think this is OK because they’re dumping runoff water into retention ponds that were designed for runoff ask yourself this. Why didn’t they just let the alleged runoff water run into the ponds that they were designed to run into. Rationale thought would dictate that The truck was dumping something other than just runoff water.
Storm drain probably was clogged. Would you rather have your lawn flooded because you can't handle seeing water pumped into the "lake"
Yea thats what people forget the drains get clogged all the time they have collect the water direct it BACK into the retention pond or the neighborhood will flood
Especially because Florida is mostly flat land.
You do realize they are still unclogging drains from the mass rain event a couple months ago right?
What else is in the storm drain? Other than storm debris and storm water
One time we were at a river under a bridge at my hometown it a popular spot to go swimming at. We were there late and it was already dark and everyone had left. A truck pulled up and a guy came out with several buckets and poured some thick liquid into the river. My mom said she recognized the guy he works at a local restaurant. Idk if it was grease or what but yea we never returned to go swimming there . The town is called Mineral Wells it’s small town in Texas
Restaurant grease is money. Some people steal restaurant grease to sell to folks who buy restaurant grease to recycle and sell them back to restaurants or use as auto fuel.
WHAT A CUBAN THING TO DO
Careful, Mark Cuban will sue you.
Venezuelan. It's Doral.
Fly tipping?!?!
Ummmmmm……no.
As much as your childish and irresponsible feelings want to blame someone for this…
Illegal dumping is a worldwide activity.
Calm your audacity, kid.
@@theresagomez2605 Doralzuela
- Popular nickname for Doral, Florida (Miami), due to Doral's large and affluent Venezuelan community. Venezuelans started moving to Doral in the 2000s during the rise of Hugo Chávez's presidency beginning in 1999. Wealthy Venezuelans moving to Miami have settled largely in Weston (Westonzuela) or Doral (Doralzuela). Source - (UrbanDictionary)
Nah, only salty crackers are that messy.
That company needs to be fined and then fined a few more times!!
Busted!! Good work people! Keep our waters clean!!!
Rookie move, everyone knows to pump your waste water in a lake at 2am when no one is watching 😎👍
Water that falls in the lake: GOOD
Water that falls in the parking lot next to the lake: BAD
Must keep the sky water separated.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love how dumb Floridians are lol
Way to take in the problem and totally understand it lol. Enjoy your clean water lol
Are you sure that “lake” is not an actual retention pond for stormwater?
That truck Driver : I will be famous doing this, okey... lets do it!@😅🤣😆
The company should be shutdown for investigation and give them a multi million dollar charge and felony charges and prison time for multiple years if not life or the death sentence.
Probably should call the Federal EPA which will make sure this company gets into compliance.
Or they'll just pay someone off. Like the corporations and big warehouses and plants do here in Cincinnati, they always getting into trouble and getting fines for dumping in the Millcreek which runs into the Ohio river where folks swim n fish and go boating , tubing, seadoos etc
gross.
@@ayten3617 Cincinnati is a cess pool run into the ground my libs
It's the residents that could pay the price for it "health wise" in the long run. 😱
Yeah you have to watch it with the water runoff when it rains you could get sick.
Stephanie Cannon, Yep. Look up Camp Lejeune and cancer bc of the water.
Me fishing in that lake and wondering why my fish taste like 💩
People are afraid if you go up to the guy dumping it he will shoot ya...?
Rain water
It’s not hard to figure out that it’s a septic tank vacuum truck. It’s the same truck that sucks out your septic tank. He just kept it in the neighborhood.
Fish love corn too
That's not a septic truck, it's a storm drain vacuum truck
The guy talking through the crack of the door must be a Soprano Fan🤣😂🤣🤣
Where do you think your storm water runs to naturally 😂😂
Prosecute them to the full extend of the law.
They will only be fined
That’s what man made lakes are for.
Not if you are the fish that lives there. i can see them doing🤮😖
@@mrbob9556 It's a retention pond. It's not built for fishing, it's built for water runoff.
Isn't that the water shed for the drains anyway?
Why take waste water somewhere and have to pay for it to be disposed, when you can just dump it in the lake for free?
I doubt this is the first time this was done
Does it really matter the air were breathing is worse than that 😂
Pull all the city contracts with the company, until a judgement is reached. This is not the first time I'm sure, this driver HAD to be taught where to dump, he didn't come up with the idea on his own, and the company is probably fully aware of this tactic.
This isn’t the first time they have done this I’m sure. But I want to add that most lakes/ ponds in a residential area have to be there legally and they are meant for run off of the community and construction that takes place there. So the water isn’t actually clean anything that goes on at these places can run off into these lakes and they are built for that. That is there purpose. Just to clarify what those lakes are and what they do.
Maybe it's a big misunderstanding. The driver probably thought he was supposed to pump it back into the complex. It is definitely not sewage but standing water.
do a lake sample test, they will be fined until it is clean. Case simple and easy.
Oh that's just nasty ! Why would they do that ? That's crazy . That person or persons is gonna get that company in trouble . They know better than that .
They’re supposed to do it 😂
@@tylerplaysgames8180 it's still nasty 😀😀😀
@@veniagivenchy1532 the water would’ve went into the lake anyway. The drains were clogged.
@@veniagivenchy1532 no hate tho lmao
@@tylerplaysgames8180 you heard what i said 😀😀😀
Fines should be abolished for this illegal activity and heavy prison sentences implemented.
Should of done it at night time 🌃
LoL 😂😆 the second guy they talked to scared to open the door all the way 😂😆.....
Pure snitch hes a professional snitch hes the type to get your car towed away
Imagine how many times they dumped waste illegally that was never caught on video.
How do any of you KNOW it is waste? What if it's just water and dirt and plant debris?
@@rich2583 wasn’t speaking of this outfit specifically, just in general. People do a lot of wrong.
I was getting concerned until I heard from the residents, then I thought they will be fine, I'm sure they're all use to worse.
Right that storm water is cleaner than their drinking water...
She doesn't speak English how could she know what the truck even says on it?
It’s dirt and water people calm down
Now this should be a reason to confront someone.
Edit: That company should be flooded with calls, emails and any social media. Or just watch as they pay a small fee/fine, which is probably more of a payoff. Let the corruption continue.
@@tripplefives1402 Yeah, we shouldn't worry about minor details like that anyways, after all, we're actually being sold strawberries grown in human fecal matter. Whats a little raw sewage?
This world is getting better by the minute.
Man takes dump into lake, went unnoticed.
appropriate Fines? Hopefully its like in the $100,000 Fine Mark. Should always Make the Company Spend its OWN money on Testing the Water for the next 20 + years. If anything Changes with the water then Make the Company Pay to Have it Cleaned Up.
That company KNEW it was in the wrong! The driver(s) probably didn't want to drive across the county to dispose of it properly.
The driver probably lost his job 🤦♂️
This trucks are for storm drainage, for raining water. Most of the inlets have baffles, that are there to separate water for the roadway oil. This is not a truck carrying sewer water(toilet/septic tank). Traffic used to leave an small percentage of oil in the street that once rain is swept into the catch basin(inlet). Inside the inlet they install a oil separated called baffles.
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Regular folk make the best journalists.
It's storm drain water. Big whoop.
Right and watch the comments so many can't listen before they speak🤣
Dump it in front of the governor's house?
@@greenearthblueskies8556 why not you drink it if safe
The fact that this is still happening even when we have no sources of clean water left
How to get rid of an employee? Tell him to do illegal things and then say you didn’t knew anything when things get public
Sad, a lot of poor animals probably dying at this moment cause of those clowns… 🤦♂️
Since when are officers closed for Juneteenth?? It's not a federal holiday and it's made up. I guess people will anything for a day off....🙄
There was no mail service today here in Michigan
Since last last year. This is the second year of it being a federal holiday.(Where have you been?) And ALL holidays are made up.
Juneteenth been around since the 1800
Where u been at?😂
It's a federal holiday
Why you mad tho....hater
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Hector is gonna be running three Honda Civics with Spoon engines. On top of that, he just came into Harry's and ordered three T66 turbos with NOS and a Motec system exhaust.
If the company was pumping from the storm drains, as people said, and that holding “pond” is where the water runs to they are “legal”. The fines will be thrown out in court, as I’m sure the company will show for court.
DERM will have nothing to say as they most likely approved the construction of the drainage to the pond.
If u voted for biden...
You voted for higher gas ⛽ prices, more expensive groceries, inflation, higher murder rates, a shrinking economy, abandoning Afghanistan 🇦🇫 and Ukraine 🇺🇦
Let's go Brandon
Have a blessed day yall 💓 💛 💖 💗 🙏 ❤
You're hilarious
Should be fined for polluting a body of water
This is how the zombie apocalypse it's going to start getting ready to run .💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Next time this company shows up at a local lake to dump waste water; have the police arrest the driver and impound their truck. I guarantee that they will then be "interested" in commenting!
This only happens in Miami unfortunately I wouldn't doubt if a Cuban did it, this truck was full of political promises.
Racist 🙄 Remark
Where do people think storm run off goes?…retention ponds.🌚🆗
Dang that’s crazy, the nerve of some people
Lmaoooo so quick to scream fire.... when you understand thats storm drains goes into the lake.
"Waste water" is actually just storm water. So much drama for some mud..
Strom drain in residential areas have systems to catch oil. This oil should have been properly dealt with and not dumped back into the ground water. Do not assume this is just mud and water because it is not.
Businesses all over the country do this to avoid paying the disposing fee. It's my firm belief every business in this country should be audited it's starting with the most profitable rich
So is it storm water or waste water it can’t be both. Storm water goes into lakes ditches and the ocean. Waste water goes to the treatment plant.
... that's ("not a lake") it's a drain ditch for rain water run off so the place does not flood ...
Let’s not talk about all the oil all the tanker ships dump in the ocean when they change it. Or the old fishing nets dropped overboard after they have no more use for them. Or all the plastic that is never recycled and ends up in our waterways.
Yeah let’s not use drainage ditches for what they are specifically designed for! let’s swim in them!!
Wow, why couldn't the reporter even do the most basis research on the terms being used? Storm runoff is NOT waste water! Now whether it should have been released there is another debate.
Someone needs to go to jail over this….! 👎🏻
Oh. So the water going through storm drains ends up there. But the dumping of the SAME water is a no no?!?
Someone needs to test that water NOW