I hope they throw the book at them.
We used to have an industrial yard in Fairview that was full of scrap metal that we recycled. Although it looked like it was a bunch of junk, it was all sorted by alloy and size, and was actually quite expensive to purchase. We used it to cast fairly high grade steel parts for the mining industry.
This didn't stop people from dropping off fridges, stoves, christmas trees, furniture, building materials etc etc etc into our yard. Having to pay a guy to get rid of 5 fridges full of freon every Monday was fun times.....just because some selfish a-hole wouldn't dispose of it properly.
Anyone who has driven past Calgary Metal on Monday morning knows exactly what I'm talking about. I feel sorry for those guys; it's like a public dumping ground over the weekend, and they can't do anything about it.
No sympathy for these 2 for dumping in a park.
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