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50 old tires illegally dumped near Heideck

On August 17, 2025, around 50 old tires were illegally dumped near Heideck, Bavaria. The tires were lying on a field path between Laibstadt and Rudletzholz. According to police, their variety suggests commercial origin. Information is being sought regarding the perpetrators.

Source: https://www.nn.de/region/roth/umweltfrevel-in-heideck-unbekannte-entsorgen-50-altreifen-in-die-natur-1.14799306
https://www.donaukurier.de/lokales/landkreis-roth/reifen-illegal-entsorgt-19306268
https://www.radio8.de/heideck-50-reifen-im-feld-entsorgt-434282/

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