I-Team: Destroyed recycling center settles with SK Battery
By Johnny Edwards Published October 24, 2024 -- Fire and settlement: A July 2023 fire at Metro Site, linked to SK Battery's scrap, led to a $31 million settlement. -- Evidence claims: Metro Site alleges SK Battery destroyed videos showing illegal battery dumping. -- Community warning: Owner Scott Ledford warns locals about the company?s unsafe practices. -- More lawsuits: SK Battery also faces a Banks County suit over fire risks near public property. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/destroyed-recycling-center-settles-sk-battery-31-million-blasts-company
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