LD48750
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I can't comment, it would be political.This is crazy and costing us all higher prices to compensate for losses. I am surprised these pictures and videos did not get more publicity.
I can't comment, it would be political.This is crazy and costing us all higher prices to compensate for losses. I am surprised these pictures and videos did not get more publicity.
Just a day or so ago a friend showed me a 12 x 12 x 12 box that contained but a very small item (like a mouse) and lots and lots of lose packing.I can't comment, it would be political.
They've been on the national news for two days.This is crazy and costing us all higher prices to compensate for losses. I am surprised these pictures and videos did not get more publicity.
I think there are legal problems with sending in local police. Railroads have their own police and they may have to be the primary contact with suspects. Railroads used to have huge political power and they may still have the lead role for guarding cargo. Maybe they decided insurance is cheaper than defending the trains.They've been on the national news for two days.
Yes, they do have their own police. However, anytime they request assistance from local city, county, state, etc., they get it.I think there are legal problems with sending in local police. Railroads have their own police and they may have to be the primary contact with suspects. Railroads used to have huge political power and they may still have the lead role for guarding cargo. Maybe they decided insurance is cheaper than defending the trains.
Big mess, in any case.
heheh - my money bets that they can. And will.Just a day or so ago a friend showed me a 12 x 12 x 12 box that contained but a very small item (like a mouse) and lots and lots of lose packing.
Guess the concept was 'they can't lose that'.
FedEx is the worst around here. Amazon and UPS will bring my packages to the back door. And that's after driving up a 1/4 mile driveway. My driveway makes a loop behind the house. FedEx will just drop it next to the fence on a busy state highway. I try to track those deliveries closely. FedEx is my last choice for a carrier. When I'm buying something online, I check to see who they use for a shipper. Even USPS does better. At least they'll bring all the mail inside the fence and put it a can I have down front if it doesn't fit in the mailbox.Must be my day for package concerns. Fedex delivered a small "sack" package right outside the garage door and behind my wife's car's right wheels. I am glad I got the notice because 30 minutes later she went to town. I asked her if her backup camera would alert the sack and she said she doubts it. I am not sure why someone would leave a small package at a garage door. The front door is right around the corner.
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