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Street sweeper caught dumping debris in Stockton parking lots

Stockton business owners report street sweeper dumping trash, including needles and car parts, in their parking lots.

Nov 12, 2026, 5:28 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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Surveillance footage reviewed by CBS News Sacramento shows a street sweeper dumping debris in the College Square parking lot near San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton. The driver exited the truck, emptied the garbage, and then left the scene.

Kelli Reid, store manager at Carter's Pet Mart, said she discovered a large pile of garbage in the parking lot early Saturday morning. The debris included hypodermic needles, gloves, and broken car parts, raising concerns about safety and cleanliness.

Reid believes this is not an isolated incident, noting the driver appeared comfortable dumping waste in private lots. She has filed a report with the Stockton Police Department.

Greg Macklem, owner of Daily Deal Warehouse about 10 minutes away, reported a similar incident four months ago where a street sweeper dropped off a mattress and other debris in his parking lot. Both businesses suspect the same company or driver is responsible.

The affected business owners are seeking accountability from the driver and company involved and hope for a resolution to prevent further illegal dumping, especially during the holiday season when economic challenges are significant.

Sources
  1. cbsnews.com: Stockton street sweeper caught on camera dumping debris outside local businesses
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