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Sep 25, 2026
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Body Discovered at Rumpke Recycling Facility in St. Bernard, Operations Halted

St. Bernard, Ohio – Early Friday, just before noon, employees at the Rumpke Cincinnati Recycling Facility discovered a human body among the incoming recyclable material. The discovery triggered an immediate shutdown of operations at the plant, located in the St. Bernard section of the Greater Cincinnati area.

Company response and police involvement

Rumpke issued a statement confirming the incident. The company said the body was found in the inbound stream of material and that the facility’s service to customers would not be impacted once the investigation is complete. “Shortly before noon today a body was discovered in the incoming material at our Cincinnati Recycling Facility in St. Bernard, Ohio. The operation was immediately shut down, and the local authorities were notified,” the statement read.

Both the Elmwood Place Police Department and the St. Bernard Police Department responded to the scene. Officers are working closely with Rumpke staff to determine the origin of the body and to conduct a thorough investigation.

Details about the deceased

Police have identified the remains as that of a male individual, though the man’s identity has not yet been released. Investigators have emphasized that there is no indication of foul play and that the deceased was not an employee of the recycling firm.

Authorities also clarified that the death did not occur at the facility. Instead, the body appears to have been unintentionally delivered to the plant as part of a recycling load. Rumpke is cooperating fully with law enforcement to trace the source of the delivery and to understand how the body entered the recycling stream.

Impact on operations and next steps

Following the discovery, the facility’s operations were suspended while investigators secured the site and gathered evidence. Rumpke indicated that service to its customers would resume once the scene is cleared and the investigation allows the plant to reopen safely.

The incident is being treated as a developing story. Police have not released further details about the investigation, and no additional arrests or charges have been reported at this time.

Community context

The Rumpke facility is a major recycling hub for the Cincinnati metropolitan area, handling large volumes of material from surrounding municipalities. The sudden shutdown underscores the importance of safety protocols and coordination between private industry and local law‑enforcement agencies.

Residents of St. Bernard and neighboring communities are being kept informed as the investigation progresses. Any updates regarding the identity of the deceased, the source of the delivery, or the timeline for reopening the plant will be released by the police departments and Rumpke as they become available.


Original reporting: WLWT Cincinnati — read the source article.

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