Method of disposing of hazardous wastes connected with criminal activity

A method of disposing of hazardous wastes connected with criminal activity, comprising,

• transporting a portable batch-type incinerator to a site where certain hazardous wastes are located connected to criminal activity,
• sorting through the waste materials and selecting waste materials from a group which are combustible in the presence of heat and placing these selected waste materials within the incinerator,
• sorting through the waste materials and selecting waste materials from a group which are non-combustible in the presence of heat and placing these non-combustible materials within the incinerator for sterilization,
• sorting through the waste materials and selecting waste materials from a group which are treatable without combustion and excluding these treatable without combustion materials from the from the incinerator,
• heating the incinerator to create a particulate residue,
• cooling the incinerator to ambient temperatures, and
• removing the residue from the incinerator.

A method of disposing of hazardous wastes connected with criminal activity, comprising:

• transporting a portable batch-type incinerator having an interior of the incinerator lined with firebricks to a site where certain hazardous wastes are located connected to criminal activity, and wherein the waste is comprised of ingredients and paraphernalia used in the creation of methamphetamine;
• providing fuel to the incinerator, wherein the fuel comprises a mixture of diesel fuel, either, and white gas;
• sorting through the waste materials and selecting waste materials from a group which are combustible in the presence of heat without creating hazardous air pollutants, placing these selected waste materials within the incinerator, and wherein the selected waste materials are selected from the group consisting of completed supplies of meth, sludge from the meth manufacturing containers, and meth ingredients;
• sorting through the waste materials and selecting waste materials from a group which are non-combustible in the presence of heat and placing these non-combustible materials within the incinerator for sterilization, and wherein the non-combustible materials are selected from the group consisting of laboratory glass ware, coffee filters, and tubing;
• sorting through the waste materials and selecting waste materials from a group which are treatable without combustion and excluding these treatable without combustion materials from the from the incinerator, and wherein the treatable without combustion materials are selected from the group consisting of iodine crystals, red phosphorous, lithium, sodium crystals, sodium metals, lye, anhydrous ammonia, liquid brake fluid, brake cleaner, drain cleaner, and acid mixes;
• placing the selected waste materials within the incinerator;
• heating the incinerator to a temperature range of 1100° F.-1300° F. for a period of time of about one hour before being heated to 1600°-1900° F. to properly combust certain wastes which are more easily combusted and destroyed at a temperature lower than 1600° F.-1900° F.;
• cooling the incinerator to ambient temperatures;
• removing the residue from the incinerator into a portable container;
• removing the portable container from the site and depositing the same in a non-toxic landfill;
• and
• removing the portable incinerator from the site.