Two plumbing company employees have pleaded guilty to polluting a Montgomery County, Maryland, pond with grease and wastewater.

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The men dumped pollutants into the local pond instead of making the drive to dispose of the waste properly. Now the company ...

Two men from JPG Plumbing pled guilty to illegal dumping in a Montgomery County pond and faced fines and probation, while ...

The newly disclosed surveillance footage shows Robert H. Dupey, 51, of Randallstown, and Jaime A. Beza, 33, of Berwyn Heights, illegally dumping a truckload of grease and contaminated water into a ...

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Two people were convicted of disposing pollutants into a pond in Ashton. Jaime A. Beza, 33, of Berwyn Heights, and Robert H.