[Diana in Wisconsin]

[I-ambush]

Like your neighbor, he was just “borrowing” them.

[ConservativeMind]

A financial institution I worked at had this happen with a manager and gift cards as the item given then erased off the books.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

The poor order approval processes, controls and audits at some companies never cease to amaze me. I can’t see this happening at the companies I worked for. We caught one exec setting up a transnational scheme and his email trail nailed him.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I’d be guilty of having 9,000 pounds of brown mulch delivered, but not tools. ;)

[Track9]

Took them out in his lunch box one piece at a time.

[Hatteras]

I got it one piece at a time and it didn’t cost me a dime...

[Ken H]

Hope he gets nailed.

[Red Badger]

9000 POUNDS OF TOOLS????...........

[V_TWIN]

“The scheme went undetected by upper management for over a year until the employee ordered approximately 9,000 pounds of tools to be delivered to his Wauwatosa apartment.”

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He needs an extra 5 years in prison just for being stupid.

[Fido969]

67 of these is a million dollars.

[high info voter]

Prison ....... NOW!!

[Bon of Babble]

No wonder so many of these companies are starting to automate.

[Drew68]

So much of this retail theft is fenced on Facebook Marketplace and such places and they have no desire to crack down on any of it.

[roving]

I worked in a plating plant. We got a new customer to plate their tools. Employees were plating them, then stealing them. That customer was gone within a month.

[17th Miss Regt]

Average of $9965 per delivered order. Wonder if the company had a limit of $10K before higher ups would also review the order?

[HereInTheHeartland]

This is unfair.
The guy IDENTIFIED as a paying customer do he shouldn’t be discriminated against .

[Fireone]

Could have been just a couple pallets of tool batteries. Have you seen the price on those things?