Washoe County Sheriff's Office (WCSO) deputies say they arrested Willard “Ross” Brymer, 53, for trespassing and prolific illegal dumping in the roadway of Klondike Drive at Aloha Way.
They say for at least one year Brymer lived in an illegally dumped recreational vehicle/camper on a half-mile stretch of Klondike Drive, a county road, which extends from Sixth Avenue to Aloha Way. WCSO says without any claim to the county property, Brymer was witnessed to have set an encampment with fencing and a mailbox. They say illegal dumping linked specifically to Brymer in the area include: a motor home, several vehicles, piles of trash and human waste, metal, propane tanks, a boat, debris and appliances. WCSO says deputies submitted a warrant for Brymer’s arrest in April for trespassing and illegal dumping. They say once the warrant was issued on July 1, deputies worked with Sun Valley GID, Milne Towing Services and inmate work crews to plan the comprehensive clean-up of Klondike Drive. WCSO says the warrant was executed on July 15, and clean-up began at on July 15th. They say in total, two 40-yard dumpsters and a 30-yard dumpster were filled with trash that was removed. WCSO say a total of 17 vehicles were towed from the scene. They say More than 100 man-hours were spent on this case, and as of July 16, the area has been cleaned of debris. Brymer was additionally charged as an ex-felon failing to register his address. Video of the cleanup can be found by clicking this
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