Archive for the ‘Package Abuse’ Category
Saturday, February 23rd, 2008
Now this doesn't happen every day. A guy walking around with a pay stub in his pocket from UPS rival FedEx was recently arrested on a tip from a citizen as he broke into UPS trucks to steal packages with an accomplice. Apparently, one acted as the lookout while the ...
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Friday, February 22nd, 2008
Three thieves were arrested after they followed a United Parcel Service truck and stole boxes left at homes in New Dorp. Igor Roshko, 20, Simon Berman, 18, and Artur Velichko, 18, were in a car tailing the UPS truck at around 1:45 p.m. Wednesday, sources said. After the UPS worker ...
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Saturday, February 16th, 2008
If your package stopped showing tracking activity in Illinois, you might want to call UPS and ask them if they'll at least return the ashes. A trailer full of parcels caught on fire while parked at a UPS terminal in Hodkins, IL, according to a news report. There is no ...
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Saturday, February 9th, 2008
A former United Parcel Service worker and a companion were arrested on suspicion of stealing parcels from numerous San Rafael homes while dressed as UPS couriers, police said.
"A witness said they thought it was suspicious that someone dressed as a UPS driver was walking away with a package," said San ...
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Friday, February 8th, 2008
Police have charged former United Parcel Service employee Brian Miller with stealing customer's packages and selling the contents online. He apparently admitted to switching the labels on the packages so they'd be delivered to him, including several big-screen TVs. Then he sold the stolen contents on Craigslist.
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Sunday, January 13th, 2008
As has been pointed out in this very informative video that is making its rounds on YouTube, put out by a site calling itself UPS Receipt, the UPS Delivery Confirmation process is wide open to tampering by anyone wishing to do so. Its unclear whether this site is being run ...
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Thursday, January 10th, 2008
So here we have another great clip of UPS in action that has turned up on You Tube. This guy apparently installed a home security camera with the intent on catching a thief or something. Instead, he caught the UPS guy abusing his packages.
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Monday, December 17th, 2007
This is - without any doubt whatsoever - the biggest story I have done for this site. Its a tale of a missing package and where it went, where it should have gone and where it gone but should not have. Its a saga of who did what to said ...
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Friday, December 14th, 2007
While most people get their kicks on Route 66 (or so the old saying goes), this nameless UPS driver gives his kicks to your packages while parked at LAX (Los Angles International Airport). First he takes them off the shelf, then he scans them and finally he gives them a ...
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Wednesday, December 12th, 2007
UPS driver caught on tape "helping" parcels into UPS truck at high speed. Complete with commentary from the camera man as to what was in said boxes. Perfect hand to surface technique is demonstrated herein. Anyone wanna bet what this package abuse cost UPS in insurance claims and broken items? ...
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