705red
Browncafe Steward
and now the gentle turn to questioning my integrity.
Red ,
I think I answered your question. I should not have to in this thread under this context. its a shame the question of my integrity should come up at all in order for you to defend a thief. I've made quite a few posts here where I've tried to keep the conversation on subject though there were attempts to pull it off on tangents. Along the way I have given you your dues for defending the guy. Your thanks is to now try to question my integrity.
Danny thanks for the vote of confidence.
The fact is that theft is rampant at UPS. The reason it so is because the cards are stacked against ups. Someone getting caught red handed is not enough to get them fired. Instead UPS has to have overwhelming proof that the guy had dishonest intent.
The police often refuse to get involved in the prosecution of theft unless it is a felony theft and the evidence is solid. DA's tend to plea bargain anything this small or worse yet nol pros it to save time piddling around with a low grade felony.
So reality is that 1 out of about 20 theft cases of this type ever make it to a courtroom. The ones that do usually do so because some twenty or thirty year upser is willing to stand up and testify against the thief because he understands what the thieves do to our reputation.
Red your questions about me have nothing to do with your thief. I didn't sell him the phone and I didn't help him steal it. This debate should have been left in that context.
Tie im over nighting you a box of kleenex and nominating you for a grammy for your post.
After reading it i went down the street and hugged the neighbors dog, it was touching. I feel the love.