Indiana authorities say they have busted an illegal dumper immediately after getting a receipt in a pile of rubbish that was still left along railroad tracks. 

The incident occurred in Lake County, in accordance to the Indiana Section of Natural Resources Legislation Enforcement Division. 

"Did you misplace your huge pile of garbage in Lake County? Effectively fortunate for you an officer was equipped to find a receipt in your discarded creating resources," the company wrote in a Fb put up alongside an graphic of 1 of its vehicles parked around a pile of cinder blocks, trash luggage and other particles. 

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The Indiana Division of Normal Sources Law Enforcement Division claims it recognized an illegal dumper immediately after getting a receipt in this pile of trash. (Indiana DNR Regulation Enforcement)

"An officer will be traveling to you before long to assist in returning your possessions, as properly as furnishing you with a courtroom day," the post added. 

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The Indiana Division of Environmental Administration claims on its web page that "discarding trash or unwanted products everywhere apart from recycling centers or point out permitted landfills or processing facilities, such as transfer stations and incinerators, is deemed open up dumping and is unlawful." 

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"Open up dumping is an act that disregards the environmental safeguards expected by Indiana guidelines and policies," it provides.  

"Violators have to cleanup and correctly dispose of dumped waste at a strong squander land disposal facility permitted to take squander or other techniques approved by the commissioner," the web-site also suggests.