Man returns fly-tipper's rubbish to his doorstep after sifting through CCTV

BBC UK Monday 22 June 2026, 21:45 UTC 1 min read

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Dean Gauci tracked down the waste offender using amateur detective skills and returned the sacks.

CCTV (ORG) Dean Gauci (PERSON)

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