Tag: 1991
Humane Coyote Getters, Pesticide Violations, CO 1992
Colorado-based Humane Coyote Getters, Incorporated, and its manager, Raymond V. Hall, faced federal charges in 1992 for violations of pesticide regulations and hazardous waste handling. The case, brought by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), revealed a pattern of knowingly selling canceled pesticides and illegally disposing of toxic waste generated during manufacturing. According to court documents…
Humane Coyote Getters, Pesticide Violations, Colorado 1992
Colorado-based Humane Coyote Getters, Incorporated, and its manager, Raymond V. Hall, faced federal charges in 1992 for violations of pesticide regulations and hazardous waste handling. The case, brought by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), revealed a pattern of knowingly selling canceled pesticides and illegally disposing of toxic waste generated during manufacturing. According to court documents…
Dennis Marchuk, Asbestos Fraud, Pennsylvania 1994
Marcus Hook, PA – A web of deceit and environmental negligence unraveled in the early 1990s, culminating in the 1994 sentencing of Dennis Marchuk, president of Strathaven Realty, for multiple federal crimes related to the illegal handling and disposal of asbestos. The case, centered around the Marcus Hook Business and Commerce Center (MHBCC) in Pennsylvania,…
Horton Accused of Violent Crime in ILND Case, Illinois 1991
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Maryland Assemblies, Fraud & Hazmat, FL 1992
Perry, FL – Maryland Assemblies, Incorporated (MAI), a defense contractor specializing in pyrotechnic and explosive materials, was at the center of a sprawling fraud and environmental crime case in 1992. The company, which manufactured goods for the U.S. Army, Air Force, and Navy, and its executives were accused of systematically defrauding the government and illegally…
Maryland Assemblies, Fraud & Hazmat, Florida 1992
Perry, FL – Maryland Assemblies, Incorporated (MAI), a defense contractor specializing in pyrotechnic and explosive materials, was at the center of a sprawling fraud and environmental crime case in 1992. The company, which manufactured goods for the U.S. Army, Air Force, and Navy, and its executives were accused of systematically defrauding the government and illegally…
United States Sugar, Hazardous Waste, FL 1992
Clewiston, FL – United States Sugar Corporation (USSC), one of Florida’s largest agricultural producers, admitted guilt and faced substantial penalties in 1992 following a federal investigation into illegal hazardous waste disposal practices. The case, brought forth by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), revealed a pattern of negligence in handling and transporting dangerous materials generated by…
United States Sugar, Hazardous Waste, Florida 1992
Clewiston, FL – United States Sugar Corporation (USSC), one of Florida’s largest agricultural producers, admitted guilt and faced substantial penalties in 1992 following a federal investigation into illegal hazardous waste disposal practices. The case, brought forth by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), revealed a pattern of negligence in handling and transporting dangerous materials generated by…
Jeffrey Pytlarz, Clean Water Act Violation, IL 1992
Chicago, IL – Jeffrey Pytlarz, former owner and president of P&H Plating Co., Inc., received a 15-month prison sentence in 1992 for knowingly directing the illegal discharge of toxic plating solutions into the Chicago area’s waterways. The case, investigated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and prosecuted as a criminal matter, revealed a deliberate effort…
Jeffrey Pytlarz, Clean Water Act Violation, Illinois 1992
Chicago, IL – Jeffrey Pytlarz, former owner and president of P&H Plating Co., Inc., received a 15-month prison sentence in 1992 for knowingly directing the illegal discharge of toxic plating solutions into the Chicago area’s waterways. The case, investigated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and prosecuted as a criminal matter, revealed a deliberate effort…
