Diesel Drama in California: The Truth About Sinister Diesel's Emissions Scandal Revealed!
In a significant blow to the diesel aftermarket industry, Sinister Diesel, a prominent California-based truck parts manufacturer, has been slapped with a hefty $1 million fine.
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The charges revolve around the company's involvement in manufacturing and selling illegal defeat devices that bypass a vehicle's emissions controls.
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Sinister Diesel sold products that allowed drivers to strip the emissions controls from their trucks, causing a dramatic increase in the release of pollutants.
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The company's plea includes charges of conspiring against the Clean Air Act and tampering with diesel truck emissions monitoring.
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Assistant Attorney General Todd Kim stressed the significance of upholding the Clean Air Act.
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The case against Sinister Diesel is part of a broader crackdown by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on diesel emissions defeat devices.
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From 2010 to 2020, Sinister Diesel made and sold parts to disable truck emissions systems.
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The company's sales statistics reveal that between October 30, 2015, and July 17, 2017, they sold a staggering 39,792 defeat devices.
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Assistant Attorney General Todd Kim stressed the significance of upholding the Clean Air Act.
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