UPS Warning

[joshbb1]

Anyone using UPS should be warned they are instructed to open packages randomly due to the code orange or whatever it is. I've heard of one source that's already had a big problem because of it. Just figured I would give a heads up. I would assume other mail carriers will take simular measures. - josh

 

[sus250]

I think you need a warrant to do that shit. At least X- Ray it and get probable cause first.

 

[Citruscide]

UPS is private orgainization... they don't need warrants to open anything.

C-ditty

 

[IronKop77]

C-ditty is right there are private and do NOT need a warrant neither does Fed-ex. UPS does however need a warrent unless it's coming thru customs. Though this doesnt make much sense since we were in code orange a month ago for awhile also. Didnt hear anything about it then??

 

[liftsiron]

C-ditty is right there are private and do NOT need a warrant neither does Fed-ex. UPS does however need a warrent unless it's coming thru customs. Though this doesnt make much sense since we were in code orange a month ago for awhile also. Didnt hear anything about it then??


You mean USPS needs a warrent.

 

[joshbb1]

ups

I have no idea why this is only coming up now. It is supposed to be random, so maybe it just happened randomly. All I can tell you is what I heard, and I know it's reliable info.

 

[athlete03]

phat thread. Good to know.

 

[drug_against_war]

I doubt it. I work for UPS, and I can tell you that we don't have the goddamn time to sit there and randomly open packages. You forget how time-critical everything is for this company. The only time we open packages is when they are leaking or damaged and need to be repacked. I have not seen a single incident of a package being opened that contained drugs.
DAW

 

[Themachine01]

I doubt it. I work for UPS, and I can tell you that we don't have the goddamn time to sit there and randomly open packages. You forget how time-critical everything is for this company. The only time we open packages is when they are leaking or damaged and need to be repacked. I have not seen a single incident of a package being opened that contained drugs.
DAW

thats what I have heard also.

 

[Lift Chief]

I doubt it. I work for UPS, and I can tell you that we don't have the goddamn time to sit there and randomly open packages. You forget how time-critical everything is for this company. The only time we open packages is when they are leaking or damaged and need to be repacked. I have not seen a single incident of a package being opened that contained drugs.
DAW

That makes sense... good inside info bro--