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<blockquote data-quote="35years" data-source="post: 4918859" data-attributes="member: 60822">Ok,If what the driver is posting about the details is true...No doubt Apple reports the package is missing quickly. It is a high value package (over 10k) from a premium account. UPS no doubt reviews and keeps the video footage. If there was footage of him doing anything it would have been given to the Business Agent. So if they didn&#039;t save footage there was nothing there, or if it shows the driver efficiently doing his morning routine whithout handling any boxes.Tracking shows It was scanned on a different truck than his; then &quot;processing&quot; 12 minutes after driver start time. My guess is &quot;processing&quot; is an edited status once UPS finds out it was not delivered. Anyway, something happened to the pkg in the hub at 9:12. Or perhaps it is the status for a damaged package not yet fully &quot;processed&quot;.&nbsp; In that case the clerk would be suspect, but the driver wearing the watch is an easy target.This status update at 9:12 may very well save the driver if he didn&#039;t steal it...What was his leave bldg time? After 9:12?Ups knows the watch is out there...When it turns up on a driver they sit on it for 30 days so they can claim no footage exists, footage that would help the driver&#039;s case.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="35years, post: 4918859, member: 60822"] Ok, If what the driver is posting about the details is true... No doubt Apple reports the package is missing quickly. It is a high value package (over 10k) from a premium account. UPS no doubt reviews and keeps the video footage. If there was footage of him doing anything it would have been given to the Business Agent. So if they didn't save footage there was nothing there, or if it shows the driver efficiently doing his morning routine whithout handling any boxes. Tracking shows It was scanned on a different truck than his; then "processing" 12 minutes after driver start time. My guess is "processing" is an edited status once UPS finds out it was not delivered. Anyway, something happened to the pkg in the hub at 9:12. Or perhaps it is the status for a damaged package not yet fully "processed". In that case the clerk would be suspect, but the driver wearing the watch is an easy target. This status update at 9:12 may very well save the driver if he didn't steal it...What was his leave bldg time? After 9:12? Ups knows the watch is out there...When it turns up on a driver they sit on it for 30 days so they can claim no footage exists, footage that would help the driver's case. [/QUOTE]

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