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Police in Boulder arrested a person who assaulted a UPS driver and then stole the driver’s truck Wednesday, according to a news release from the Boulder Police Department.
The suspect, whose name, age and gender were not released, had the truck for just a short while before police caught up with the truck at 28th and Pearl streets and made an arrest, the release read.
One person was killed following an accident involving a UPS truck on Thomas Street and Stage Road around 10:30 p.m. Monday.
Police said the UPS driver was driving north on Thomas Street when a second vehicle driving at a high rate of speed hit him.
A witness also stated that the UPS driver had the green light at the time of the crash.
A UPS delivery driver was robbed and kidnapped Tuesday night in Center Point.
The incident happened just before 8 p.m. in the 300 block of Sunhill Road N.W., said Jefferson County sheriff’s Deputy Chief David Agee. The victim told authorities he was making a delivery when he was approached by a black male wearing a gray hoodie.
The suspect then pulled a gun, demanded his keys and drove off with him in the back of the truck.
Insuring one package is now simple, fast and convenient
UPS Capital®, a subsidiary of UPS® (NYSE:UPS), today announced the launch of its online single-shipment coverage which gives businesses immediate access to transactional insurance – regardless of the shipping mode or carrier.
UPS Capital CargoEdge® single-shipment coverage supports an enhanced customer experience by providing insurance coverage through a fast and secure process. Customers can request and receive insurance coverage on shipments in a matter of minutes – all online.
“As more companies rely on digital transactions to keep pace with business demands, it was important for us to respond with flexible, innovative shipping coverage,” said UPS Capital President Mark Robinson. “It puts speed, control and choice in the customer’s hands, where it should be.”
Small business owners manage many uncertainties, but now the final cost of shipping doesn’t have to be one of them. Just in time for the holiday shipping rush, UPS (NYSE:UPS) today announced UPS Simple Rate, a predictable flat rate (1) shipping option designed to help small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) streamline and simplify their outbound processes.