Fuel theft

And here the O/P thought I was the only one who called B.S. on his stories. Seems as though others see the same thing.......interesting.

It's easy to sit in moral high ground judging what others may or not be doing, making allegations without proof, especially when alleged evidence exists; but is not accessable due to a gliche in 80's technology??

sorry.....looks like another case of {virtual} "talking just to talk"

 

Well, at this point I have no reason not to believe the O/P. Just because he can't upload his video to everyone's satisfaction fast enough does not make him trying to pull a fast one. If he did not have a video and just witnessed the action, would that make him a liar?
What I do wonder is why the O/P has not reported the truck and actions that he witnessed to USA (at least verbally)? The qualcomms should be able to show both the O/P's and thiefs truck at the same location at the same time. Also the amount of fuel stolen has been charged up to the thiefs truck and it is only a matter of time before the computer says that truck has used more fuel than is statiscally possible.
Let's give the driver some time. Has anyone ever thought that posting a crime in progress video may not be a smart thing to do? Have not ya'll seen recently on TV where folks get into trouble posting videos of crimes in progress and get into trouble because they did not do anything to stop it?

 

Good for you. Hope everything works out and thanks for standing up for what is right.
My bet is the driver is no longer or was only going to be with USA a bit longer. This was his Hail Mary for some quick cash. Hopefully your actions will expedite his future.

 

If this guy was selling fuel that didn't belong to him, then he deserves to have his behavior displayed for all to see. I wish we had a database or way to report drivers who steal or sell fuel. When drivers steal it is a black eye on the entire industry. It makes employers suspicious of other drivers when one steals. It also forces carriers to withhold higher wages because of the theft. When drivers steal from their company it has an impact on every driver who works for that company. When companies have to replace fuel or equipment due to theft there is less money for higher wages and benefits. I find it interesting that most corporate theft comes from employees. They steal from the company that pays them. They are also stealing from every driver who works for that company. When someone buys fuel from someone knowing that it was stolen then you are no better than the one who steals it. I would like to see both go to prison. Stealing is stealing.

 

So dieseldave if someone steals from you or your family will you just look the other way as you just stated you would if you saw someone stealing fuel?I dont get your logic on that your a grown man,hope your not teaching your kids that its ok to steal sometimes and if you witness someone stealing to just look the other way because its okay to steal sometimes

 

The O/P is an ex-USA employee who is always touting USA "factoids" or specifics, usually case specific to the associated "mood" of the day. Sometimes it's love, other times hate......sometimes even claiming to "pray daily" for USA.

Just one thing escapes me. A driver, now working for a different company, spends alot of time commenting on USA, now reporting crime. Video taped it from a 100 ft away and now it's been turned in to USA?

I doubt it.....you gotta love the attention seekers though

 

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