Curtis Bay residents dealing with ghost dumpers in alleyways

It's a sight no one wants to see from their front porch.

For those who live diagonal from Graham Court on Morrison Street they've watched as a nearby a pile of trash and debris continues to grow.

LOT OF ILLEGAL DUMPING AROUNDBALTIMORE.

ACTING LIKE GHOSTS--- NO ONE SEEMS TO SEE THEM.THE LATEST ISSUE IS IN CURTISBAY.

THAT'S WHERE WE FIND WMAR2 NEWS' DAVE DETLING WHO'STALKING TRASH WITH THECOMMUNITY.ItPeople coming in under thecover of darkness and leavingtrash behind.

No one sees thembut neighbors wake up to seepiles of trash case in pointthis pile right behind metalking to people in the areathey say, itfor two months.

The dumps openif youyour vehicle to dump it in thealley take it to the dump.WEBAY WITH WILLIAM ANTHONY.DIAGONAL FROM HIS FRONT PORCHON MORRISON STREET IS THISALLEYNEIGHBORS SAY HAS BECOME ANILLEGAL DUMPING GROUND.theretimes where I have actually,you know boxed some of thestuff.

Ito the dump, trying to& Andthen a few weeks later itmore than it was.

THOSE WHOKNOW THE AREA SAY THE DUMPINGDOESN'T END.

WITH ABANDONEDHOMES NEARBY HOUSES ABANDONEDFURNITURE AND MORE WHERE OTHERLIVE AND WALK BY.

NO ONE EVERSEEMS SEE THE PEOPLERESPONSIBLE.

You donthem..

You donjust come out your door anditARE OFTEN CALLED CALLED GHOSTDUMPERS FOR THAT EXACT REASON.ASIDE FROM THE TRASH THERESALSO THE CHEVY PICKUP BACKEDRIGHT UP TO THE TRASH WITH NOTAG AND A DRIVER WSEEN.

Itdays, gone for a few days,here for a few days gone.

So, Idonit is.

THE TRUCK AND THE TRASHCOMBINED IS PROBLEM FOR OTHERVEHICLE USING THE ALLEYWAY.NOT TO MENTION A HEALTH ISSUE.I see the rats running across,back-and-forth and itcrazy.

CURTIS BAY RESIDENTS &INCLUDING ANTHONY SAYTHE BULK TRASH TO THE DUMP.

Ifyou don't have transportationto the dump ask somebody.Somebody that you know will bemore than helpful to help youout.

And checking with 311this pile of trash should beremoved by October 1.

We arein the Curtis bay neighborhoodof Baltimore City, DaveDetling, WMAR 2 News.IN A BID TO HELP THEENVIRONMENT, SHOPPERS INHOWARD COUNTY WILL HAVE