Dog hit

[burrheadd]

Thanks @burrheadd I'm still earning trophies here

I got your back girl

 

[burrheadd]

you've been here for 11 years and did not know to call?

anyway, you will get your job back ( probably ) and learn a costly lesson.

is your real name Larry?

Uhh-yeah

We've been over that

TTKU

 

[Wally]

That is a good point!!!! I have the leash law for that city!!!

To not report it was plain stupid.

 

[Staydryitsraining]

I know a women who killed someone in a ups truck tboned a car that ran a light and that driver died. She still drives today so there's always hope.

 

[Moe69]

you've been here for 11 years and did not know to call?

anyway, you will get your job back ( probably ) and learn a costly lesson.

is your real name Larry?

Thanks!!!

 

[Indecisi0n]

I got your back girl

Thank you.

 

[BigUnionGuy]

You mean the dog hit you.

The dog committed suicide.

"I used my horn, lights, signals, and made eye contact.

He had a determined look on his face."


Same thing in feeders. Deer always do it.

You can tell, when they aren't in the designated deer crossing section.

 

[Wally]

Another problem with not reporting is, you lose control and allow others including management, to frame the situation. You lose control.

 

[Dr.Brownz]

Yes. I have. Unfortunately I ran a dog over and killed it one time. I also called the police on myself, and called my center manager immediately. Never got charged with an accident. It shook me up pretty good though, I kept thinking, what if that had been a person?

A person would have stepped out of the street

 

[Indecisi0n]

We had a driver making book hit a dog. Instead of reporting it he tried covering it up by putting the dead dog in his package car like not happened. He took it home and buried it. Only way they found out was the dog had a GPS tracking collar on.

 

[AsweetGirl]

We had a driver making book hit a dog. Instead of reporting it he tried covering it up by putting the dead dog in his package car like not happened. He took it home and buried it. Only way they found out was the dog had a GPS tracking collar on.

What happened to the driver?

 

[Rack em]

What happened to the driver?

I can only assume he no longer works for Ups.

 

[dookie stain]

Wait....you hit a dog????!!!!!! A dog!!!!????? A goddam DOG!!!!!!??????? And you didn't call it in???!!!!????

 

[Indecisi0n]

What happened to the driver?

He tried to say that he didn't know how the dog got into his yard. He said maybe it followed him home and dug a-hole in his yard and buried himself. He almost won the case until the home owner showed ups camera footage of him putting the dog in his car. Fired.

 

[davidix]

Lady " how could you! My dog is dead" boo ing hoo.

Me " I'll tell you again, I Don't Give a "

Calls center " stupid dog ran under my tires. There's was nothing I could do.

 

[john chesney]

My on car said hitting a dog in the street will never be your fault but in someone's driveway will get you in hot water because "we're not supposed to be in driveways" as we're driving down a mile long driveway in the country....

Obviously I'd call the center in either case don't know why you wouldnt.

Not now avoidable accident according to the new ups

 

[john chesney]

I didn't know it was considered an accident, along with many other drivers.

You call the center anytime your package car hits anything in the road to cover your ass

 

[john chesney]

L

The dog got up and ran to its owner, and I talked with her for about 20 minutes. The dog is fine. I thought I did the right thing.

Lucky they don't fire you for stealing time too

 

[Wally]

 

[WorknLateHuh]

Lady " how could you! My dog is dead" boo ing hoo.

Me " I'll tell you again, I Don't Give a "

Calls center " stupid dog ran under my tires. There's was nothing I could do.

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