UPS guy steals Xmas gift left by Fed-Ex guy!
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Indecisi0n
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He can use it to apply for unemployment.
Notretiredyet
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If that's real, he's toast and he should be.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Wow---as was said above, if this is real, he is toast.
packageguy
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Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
You get what you pay for, so I'd say if it was over $200.00 it might be worth his job in his eyes. People stealing stuff isn't new, watch a Walmart CCTV and see how much employee theft goes on.
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He was arrested & charged, so he has more to worry about than the loss of a week's work...
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Some people are criminals of opportunity, I'm sure his wage came into factor when his "risk vs reward" alarm went off. This is one caught on camera, I'd wager this isn't the first one he's stolen.
Indecisi0n
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Bubble of goodness?
Camping Nana
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I am in NO way condoning the theft. I hope the man is convicted - however, you purchase a mini iPad and leave a note for the delivery to be left on the front porch? (It appeared to me that the recipient had left a note - the FedEx man took a paper, read it, left the package and took the note with him.) I don't think that is wise. That should have been a signature required package? If I wasn't going to be home; have it delivered to an alternate address. JMHO
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Apple gives the consignee the option to download and fill out the e-sig form where the consignee authorizes the delivery and requests a specific delivery location. The FedEx driver did a very good job of comparing the information on the e-sig to that on the package; however, he did a lousy job of hiding the pkg. I would have hid it right behind the flower pot and covered it up with the wiring or whatever that was behind the flower pot.
Anonymous 10
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I bet he was a part time supervisor driving seasonal.
Leftinbuilding
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The guy probably had a little black book noting the places he had seen packages. Get off work, go do a little Christmas "shopping". Betting he was a helper.
Now that would be really messed up if true.
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