Total Reclaim CEOs Face Environmental Crimes Charges in Washington
Seattle, Washington – In a shocking turn of events, the CEOs of Total Reclaim, the Northwest’s largest electronics recycler, have been charged with environmental crimes for secretly exporting mercury-laden electronics to Hong Kong, potentially exposing local workers and residents to toxic material.
According to U.S. Attorney Nick Brown, the CEOs of Total Reclaim have been accused of violating environmental laws, including the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act. The case is being led by AUSA Seth Wilkinson, who has extensive experience in investigating and prosecuting environmental crimes.
AUSA Wilkinson has a proven track record of taking on high-profile environmental cases, including the prosecution of the CEOs of Total Reclaim. In this case, the CEOs are accused of secretly exporting mercury-laden electronics to Hong Kong, potentially exposing local workers and residents to toxic material.
The case highlights the importance of enforcing environmental laws and holding companies accountable for their actions. As U.S. Attorney Nick Brown notes, “Both these attorneys have deep experience not only with investigating and prosecuting environmental crimes, but with the Affirmative Civil Enforcement the Justice Department uses to hold companies accountable for their conduct.”
Defendant: CEOs of Total Reclaim
Crime: Environmental Crimes
City and State: Seattle, Washington
Date: 2022 (exact date not specified)
Outcome: Currently under investigation
Dollar Amount: Not specified
Key Facts
- State: Washington
- Category: Environmental Crimes
- Source: DOJ Press Release â†â€â€
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