The math just doesn’t work out – a 4-year-old boy is no match for a 97-pound box. Video shows that box crush little Max Pratt as he screams for help. But as CBS 2’s Jermont Terry reports, a hero then comes running.
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UPS or United Parcel Service is considered to be one of the biggest delivery services in the world. It is used for commercial and personal shipments. For clients’ convenience, UPS offers different ways to track the package.
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You can use a wide range of methods to track your shipment, no matter whether it was shipped inside the country or abroad. All you need to have is the tracking number UPS provides you. You can receive it in your email after making an order or right in one of the UPS offices if you go there to arrange the delivery.
After more than four decades as a United Parcel Service driver, Tom Howes is heading into retirement, but his dedication will not be forgotten.
“I feel like a football coach that’s losing their all-star quarterback, ” said Tryston Kessler, Tom’s supervisor.
His career with UPS began when he was 19. In his first position, Tom worked between the early hours of 3:30-8:30 a.m. each day as a delivery truck loader. He said that was back when UPS only delivered to addresses in the United States.
Over the 2020 holiday season, shipping delays became a major problem. But what if a package did arrive, but it was the wrong package?
Unable to have a 50th birthday party during a pandemic, Tiffany Davidson was looking forward to this custom-baked cake, sent from her mother in Mississippi. This ring doorbell footage shown in the video above shows the UPS man arriving.
“I’m like oh my cake is here! So I run to the door and see this tiny box. And I say that’s not it,” Davidson said.
On his UPS route through Oak Creek, driver Kevin Kiewig always makes a special stop at one house. Kevin stops by to check on his friend, 6-year-old Molly.
When UPS driver Kevin Kiewig stopped by the Zehnder house two years ago, Molly answered the door and from there a bond slowly formed.
“Everyone just rolled with it,” said Amy Zehnder, Molly’s mom. “He is so down to earth, he’s realistic, he’s kind, he’s humble, he’s one of Molly’s best friends.”
As best friends do, the two are there for one another. Kevin recently had shoulder surgery.
“What did you tell me, Molly?” said Kevin Kiewig.
“I said, don’t be scared,” said Molly Zehnder.