A New Hampshire man has been accused by Maine forest rangers of dumping a large load of trash on a camp road in Fryeburg last week.
Forest Ranger Erik Ahlquist tweeted Monday that the man, whose name was not made public, was issued a summons and will appear in October in Bridgton District Court.
Ahlquist said the mess on Clay Road has been cleaned up, but the original photograph of the dump pile stirred up strong emotions. He posted before-and-after photographs on Twitter and Facebook.
Rangers have issued a summons to a New Hampshire man for this mess on the Clay Road on Fryeburg that was discovered last week. Ranger Erik Ahlquist says the site has been cleaned and that the court date is set for October at the Maine District Court in Bridgton. #KeepMaineClean pic.twitter.com/vwgjJjc7Pu
— Maine Forest Rangers (@MaineRangers) August 20, 2018
In the Maine Forest Rangers’ original post, one commenter wrote, “When we find the culprit we should make them pick up the trash and put it in their bedroom.”
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