Rock Hill UPS warehouse worker charged with stealing 33 packages destined for homes - The Herald
Law enforcement officials in York County are urging people to closely track purchases they expect for home delivery during COVID. A worker at a shipping warehouse near Rock Hill has been charged with stealing 33 packages that hadn’t been delivered.
The items ranged from toothbrushes to an auger for ice fishing to women’s deodorant to a Mickey Mouse cake topper. The packages also contained items such as a camouflage blanket, an iPad cover, charging cords, bandages, even cosmetics, according to deputies. The items were found Thursday in the vehicle of a contract worker at the UPS warehouse on Mount Gallant Road, according to York County Sheriff’s Office deputies.
The packages were found in the suspect’s vehicle in bags under a blanket. A UPS supervisor had called the police about thefts from the business, according to deputies and a sheriff’s office incident report.
Law enforcement officials in York County are urging people to closely track purchases they expect for home delivery during COVID. A worker at a shipping warehouse near Rock Hill has been charged with stealing 33 packages that hadn’t been delivered.
The items ranged from toothbrushes to an auger for ice fishing to women’s deodorant to a Mickey Mouse cake topper. The packages also contained items such as a camouflage blanket, an iPad cover, charging cords, bandages, even cosmetics, according to deputies. The items were found Thursday in the vehicle of a contract worker at the UPS warehouse on Mount Gallant Road, according to York County Sheriff’s Office deputies.
The packages were found in the suspect’s vehicle in bags under a blanket. A UPS supervisor had called the police about thefts from the business, according to deputies and a sheriff’s office incident report.
