Watch as vehicle linked to fly-tipping near Ilkeston is crushed
Investigations were carried out over a ten month period
15:41, 11 MAY 2021
The truck goes into crushing machine
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A van has been destroyed after it was linked to fly-tipping.
The Neighbourhood Warden Service for Erewash Borough Council shared a video of the vehicle being crushed into debris.
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