[Notthereyet]

One heck of a smart move for the co-worker.

Even assuming (I know, I know!) the co-worker is innocent of any evil intentions via the rioting, simply having an e-mail to him prior from Brian Bartels could be very disturbing during an investigation.

Yep. If that were me and I saw that video clip after getting that e-mail, I’d be making a call to the local PD.

Now, if the police even think the co-worker may be involved that opens up that co-worker’s life for investigation into every nook and cranny.

Messy, for the co-worker, either way.

When my husband heard Brian works for Amazon he said Brian could very well be using Amazon’s network for communication plans for illegal actions placing Amazon on the hot seat.

Could get interesting.

[MD Expat in PA]

This really has nothing to do with Amazon. My roommate has worked at the local Amazon warehouse for 6 years now and she’s far from being an anarchist. I just started working there last week as a seasonal (temp) as I’ve been out of work since January. Hard work and a lot, a lot of turnover. One of the other 2 people I was training with my first night didn’t bother showing up the next day. My roommate has told me that some 80% of the people they hire don’t stay very long. Not that it’s a bad place to work from what I can see so far, but they do expect you to actually work, but far from a sweatshop.

When my husband heard Brian works for Amazon he said Brian could very well be using Amazon’s network for communication plans for illegal actions placing Amazon on the hot seat. Unless this guy works in IT or some higher level admin job or such as a supervisor, there’s no “Amazon network” for warehouse employees to be communicating with other employees and I assume from the guys age (20?), he was a warehouse worker. That means he’s either loading or unloading trucks, or picking or packing orders in which case he wouldn’t have a company email or phone, etc.