UPS Driver Kicks Expensive Package In View Of Surveillance Camera
Delivery drivers are trained to handle customers’ packages carefully. One UPS employee was caught on camera pushing and kneeing a box holding a very expensive item.
One UPS employee was caught on camera pushing and kneeing a box holding a very expensive item.
On Monday, the driver walked into East Hills Instruments in Long Island. A spokesperson for the company, Ray Martel said the UPS employee became disgruntled after being informed the box would have to be returned to the sender because the office doesn’t accept cash-on-delivery packages.
It appeared as though the driver used the box that was marked fragile to take out some of his frustration.
The man pushed the package before toppling it over with his hands, opening the door and using his leg and feet to flip and kick it. The driver then rolled the box over and over towards the truck.
The package contained a nitrogen calibration system valued at 12 thousand dollars. Martel remarked “He does it right in front of the camera. I mean, who does that? We have a hand truck he could have used.. I know they all have one in their truck. But I guess laziness got to him.”
UPS officials have since apologized for the driver’s behavior and claim an investigation has been launched into the incident.
One UPS employee was caught on camera pushing and kneeing a box holding a very expensive item.
On Monday, the driver walked into East Hills Instruments in Long Island. A spokesperson for the company, Ray Martel said the UPS employee became disgruntled after being informed the box would have to be returned to the sender because the office doesn’t accept cash-on-delivery packages.
It appeared as though the driver used the box that was marked fragile to take out some of his frustration.
The man pushed the package before toppling it over with his hands, opening the door and using his leg and feet to flip and kick it. The driver then rolled the box over and over towards the truck.
The package contained a nitrogen calibration system valued at 12 thousand dollars. Martel remarked “He does it right in front of the camera. I mean, who does that? We have a hand truck he could have used.. I know they all have one in their truck. But I guess laziness got to him.”
UPS officials have since apologized for the driver’s behavior and claim an investigation has been launched into the incident.