A Cardiff man who notices fly-tipped refuse in a car park says the waste is later returned to the suspected perpetrator’s own doorstep. According to one report, Dean Gauci, 38, was managing a block of flats in Cardiff and was tending to the property when he discovered seven bags of household waste dumped in the car park on Friday. The report states that the bags were not anonymous; the dumped rubbish included items that allowed the perpetrator to be identified, enabling it to be linked back to his address. After the bags are traced, the refuse is then returned to the perpetrator’s own doorstep, described as “instant karma” in the account. The report focuses on the sequence of discovery, identification, and return of the waste. It does not provide details from police or courts about any investigation, charges, or outcomes. The information presented is based on the account of the man who found the bags and the subsequent handling of the dumped refuse.