The enforcement team of the Tel Aviv District Green Police in the Ministry of Environmental Protection, in cooperation with the Israel Police, Tel Aviv District Civil Prosecution, and Bat Yam Municipal Police, carried out a targeted enforcement operation against a building waste transfer station that was operating illegally. This, at the end of an undercover investigation that included gathering evidence and monitoring the station’s activities for several months.
The pirate station, located on the border between Bat Yam and Rishon Lezion, was operating without a business license and in violation of the Cleanliness Law. Weapons were found at the scene, including shovels, trucks, and forklifts that were seized according to court orders. As part of the activity, several suspects were questioned at the scene, and the business owners were summoned for further investigation. Also, other tools that were used to commit the crimes were also seized at the scene, and the green police of the Ministry of Defense The environment opened a criminal investigation.
The Green Police of the Ministry of Environmental Protection works continuously with the aim of eradicating the phenomenon of littering and the establishment of illegal transit stations all over the country using all the tools at their disposal, among other things, conducting undercover investigations and enforcement actions against the criminals in cooperation with the various authorities.
Yossi Bar, Director of the Green Police of the Ministry of Environmental Protection: “Throwing waste and operating pirate transit stations are against the law, lead to significant damage to the environment and pollute the nature of all of us. The ministry works resolutely to eradicate the phenomenon of dumping waste throughout the country and takes proactive enforcement actions against the criminals who violate the law and pollute the environment, using all the tools at his disposal.”
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