Missing anything shipped via Fed Ex? Phones?
Looks like greed got the better of these fellas
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/crime/2018/12/22/hutchins-fedex-employees-stole-nearly-50000-phones-paid-security-guard-manager-look-away-cops-say
Employees at a FedEx Ground facility in Hutchins were arrested this week after two package handlers were accused of stealing nearly $50,000 in cellphones and paying a manager and security guard to ignore the crimes.
Officers were called to the company Wednesday night after a manager said he wanted to monitor two employees he suspected of stealing items shipped through FedEx, according to warrants.
The employees, 47-year-old Larry Poole and 58-year-old Wade Hal, were expected to arrive at the facility at 11 p.m. When they arrived, the manager and a team of security guards watched through a security camera as the duo unloaded trailers at the business, the warrants state.
Poole and Hal removed phones from packages that were shipped to the facility and placed them in two backpacks, according to the warrants.
The duo was suspected of paying a manager, 31-year-old Anthony Edison, and a security guard, 33-year-old Ricky Lacy, to "turn their face the other way" during the crime, the documents state.
Rest of story at the link
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/crime/2018/12/22/hutchins-fedex-employees-stole-nearly-50000-phones-paid-security-guard-manager-look-away-cops-say
Employees at a FedEx Ground facility in Hutchins were arrested this week after two package handlers were accused of stealing nearly $50,000 in cellphones and paying a manager and security guard to ignore the crimes.
Officers were called to the company Wednesday night after a manager said he wanted to monitor two employees he suspected of stealing items shipped through FedEx, according to warrants.
The employees, 47-year-old Larry Poole and 58-year-old Wade Hal, were expected to arrive at the facility at 11 p.m. When they arrived, the manager and a team of security guards watched through a security camera as the duo unloaded trailers at the business, the warrants state.
Poole and Hal removed phones from packages that were shipped to the facility and placed them in two backpacks, according to the warrants.
The duo was suspected of paying a manager, 31-year-old Anthony Edison, and a security guard, 33-year-old Ricky Lacy, to "turn their face the other way" during the crime, the documents state.
Rest of story at the link
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Here is a link you can view with an add blocker:
http://www.fox4news.com/news/fedex-employees-charged-after-allegedly-stealing-nearly-50k-worth-of-packages
And here they are:
Police say the packages, taken from the FedEx hub in Hutchins, contained a total of 94 cellphones and an Apple Watch.
That is a serious theft ring going on. I would imagine this is happening all over at these shipping facilities. Amazingly enough it has never happened to me....knock on wood.0 -
Looking at the mug shots I?m shocked, shocked I tell you!! 0 -
quote:Originally posted by ChrisStreett
Looking at the mug shots I?m shocked, shocked I tell you!!
I was too I didn't expect them to have beards[;)]0 -
I am shocked at those photos. Initially I thought it was some Norwegian exchange students, studying at the University of Texas. 0 -
Allen, it?s easy to see how the two groups could be confused with each other. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by ChrisStreett
Allen, it?s easy to see how the two groups could be confused with each other. (iPhone won?t do green font.)0 -
My first impression was that they were part of the Swedish skiing group that had gotten temp jobs at FedEx.
Call me shocked and surprised!0 -
and how did i know how to color this picture before opening ????? nigerian santa clauses going to gift the poor free phones >>>>>>>>>>> 0 -
The stolen phones aren't worth a plug nickel. Once the serial number is put on the missing/stolen list, no carrier in the USA can activate it or will it continue working. A Device on Negative list can only taken off the list by the last owner, and the MEID cannot be changed. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Alpine
The stolen phones aren't worth a plug nickel. Once the serial number is put on the missing/stolen list, no carrier in the USA can activate it or will it continue working. A Device on Negative list can only taken off the list by the last owner, and the MEID cannot be changed.
Thats interesting. I wounder if Larry and Hal knew that or if they were selling them overseas.0 -
"The stolen phones aren't worth a plug nickel. Once the serial number is put on the missing/stolen list, no carrier in the USA can activate it or will it continue working. A Device on Negative list can only taken off the list by the last owner, and the MEID cannot be changed."
My Granddaughter's phone was stolen from her shopping cart at a Walmart in Houston. Three weeks later she was contacted via her boyfriend's phone by some turd in Pakistan asking her to give him the password so he could use it! She told him to GTH! $450 down the drain.0 -
quote:Originally posted by grdad45
"The stolen phones aren't worth a plug nickel. Once the serial number is put on the missing/stolen list, no carrier in the USA can activate it or will it continue working. A Device on Negative list can only taken off the list by the last owner, and the MEID cannot be changed."
Safe to say these POS ain't geniuses.
After all my decades in the dnc poop hole I think stealing is in the DNA0
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