Man Loses ‘Pride & Joy’ On The Job Delivering Pizza

CBS Denver ^ | January 14, 2017 | Dillon Thomas

[nickcarraway]

The officers tried to pull him over, but he didn't want to, so they let him go?

[2ndDivisionVet]

[soycd]

Filth like this thief would be rare if they got 20 years for this kind of harm they do to society.

[Trumpet 1]

Ford Street is in Dtn. Golden. Usually a safe area. The driver left the keys in the car. Those food delivery cars with the food sign on the roof are magnets for criminals to steal food. Or the whole car. In Denver, it is illegal to keep the car running while not in the car. This is 2017. Not 1955.

[a fool in paradise]

To protect and file paperwork...

[ClearCase_guy]

Honestly, I don’t like long prison sentences. I prefer executions. Honestly. Five years should be enough to send a message, and if more seems required, just kill ‘em.

[Blurb2350]

While I sympathize with this poor sucker, trying to make a buck, this new trend of setting up a GoFundMe account at the least setback is deplorable.

[Robert DeLong]

“I haven’t heard of a policy where you are supposed to turn your car off. I wasn’t aware of that,”

Gee, do you think perhaps you might have concluded that on your own? I mean after all it was your pride & joy. You didn't think it might be an open invitation for some unscrupulous passerby?

[Daffynition]

That company, CARMAX, would do well to step in to help this guy out. Golden PR.

[BykrBayb]

“It is just kind of a traumatic experience. I never thought it would happen,” Warren said.

I guess he'll be changing his voter registration now.

[SaveFerris]

They’re great little cars. Wish he had locked the doors, at least, with a 2nd key.

There are those walking among us who constantly look for any weakness or slip-up. It’s hard to guard against all of it but something like this is one they often look for.

I miss my old SUV with the keycode pad on the door.

[nickcarraway]

I miss my old SUV with the keycode pad on the door.

I do too! I loved that thing and put it to good use. For example, I could go hiking and leave the key in the car. Not worry about dropping the key.

[shibumi]

I fully understand the prideful bond that can exist between a man (or woman) and his machine.

I, myself, have bonded with several vehicles.
I fondly remember my first - a 1956 Cadillac Series 62 covered in Gray Velvetex.
(How many young men can say they owned a car they could actually “pet?”)

But a Honda Civic?
C’Mon! Get real.

[SaveFerris]

It was nice when it was snowing and you wanted to run into a convenience store for something quick. Still, I kept my eyes on the vehicle as much as I could.

Now, I have a hard time finding one without 200,000 miles which means you have to replace almost everything.

Not having any money solves my problem. LOL

[Bernard]

OK; so a college student leaves his car running, and leaves his wallet, and leaves his cell phone in the car while he delivers a pizza. Based on what I saw in this story, it is entirely possible that delivering pizza is going to be the highlight of his professional career. Hope he is not majoring in brain surgery.

[Ouderkirk]

How many young men can say they owned a car they could actually “pet?

The pile fo DNA that accumulated in my fist car was not something that you would consider giving a scratch behind the ears...LOL

[smokingfrog]

BOLO

[wally_bert]

Horse thieves used to meet the gallows.

I’d like to see car thieves get the same.

[rawcatslyentist]

To Generate Revenue and Fund Pensions.

[smokingfrog]

https://youtu.be/wWqwJUnbrhI