Can Anyone Identify This Thief?

welder516 · Jul 19, 2018

Mdeng said:
Agreed companies give away shirts to vendors, customers and tradesmen on the job all the time. I have a closet full of them. Wearing the shirt in no way makes Cove electric responsible for his actions. If he is an employee I am sure they know who he is and will take appropriate action to protect their business.

Thank You

j_h_smith · Jul 19, 2018

Mdeng said:
Agreed companies give away shirts to vendors, customers and tradesmen on the job all the time. I have a closet full of them. Wearing the shirt in no way makes Cove electric responsible for his actions. If he is an employee I am sure they know who he is and will take appropriate action to protect their business.

Nowhere did I ever mention that Cove Electric was responsible for his actions. He's an individual and HE is responsible for HIS actions, no one else. But if the company knows who he is, they should take the high road and identify him. According to reports, they deny any knowledge of this person.

Not_an_outlaw · Jul 19, 2018

j_h_smith said:
In your opinion, what could the thief say (his story) that would make this act okay in your book?

This has nothing to do with friends or family until they pull up to a road side stand and remove a picnic table from the owner's facility without paying for it. At that point in time, any friend or family of mine would be held to these same standards. A thief is still a thief, regardless of who they are or relationship to me.

A criminal is a criminal.

There are many stories told if true could account for his behavior. However, at this point they are just conjecture. So, I am withholding judgment. He brought the items back, so I want to know why.

newmuzzleloader · Jul 19, 2018

Not_an_outlaw said:
There are many stories told if true could account for his behavior. However, at this point they are just conjecture. So, I am withholding judgment. He brought the items back, so I want to know why.

I would bet somebody recognized him from the Facebook post and let him know he'd been caught.

j_h_smith · Jul 19, 2018

newmuzzleloader said:
I would bet somebody recognized him from the Facebook post and let him know he'd been caught.

Yep, I'm sure he didn't return it because he had a heavy heart.

Bertfish · Jul 19, 2018

newmuzzleloader said:
I would bet somebody recognized him from the Facebook post and let him know he'd been caught.

I'd bet my bottom dollar that's what happened

Mdeng · Jul 19, 2018

j_h_smith said:
Nowhere did I ever mention that Cove Electric was responsible for his actions. He's an individual and HE is responsible for HIS actions, no one else. But if the company knows who he is, they should take the high road and identify him. According to reports, they deny any knowledge of this person.

And they may very well be telling the truth. The company I work for full-time gives shirts out regularly. They don't ask for names, take photos and file the info away just in case someone breaks the law wearing one of those shirts.

Ammo Jon · Jul 19, 2018

Maybe he wanted to bring his own table to Pig Roast 2019? :innocent0

j_h_smith · Jul 19, 2018

Maybe Cove Electric had a company picnic and needed 1 more table?

jrumann59 · Jul 19, 2018

j_h_smith said:
As far as the story that this guy does not work for Cove Electric, I have my doubts. The guy is extremely large. I'd say that he probably wears a 4XL shirt. What's the likelihood that this guy found a Cove Electric shirt in 4XL at a yard sale/flea market/second hand store? I think it's more believable that this guy IS or WAS their employee, so they probably know who he is. They are in damage control mode right now and unless pressed for the truth, they're going to keep to this story.

could be former employee that got let go because of sticky fingers... I still wear some of my former employers shirts some for around the house tasks like painting, and some of the nicers ones I wear out when I just need a throw on golf shirt.

CrazySanMan · Jul 19, 2018

He thought he had made up his mind that he was going to become a professional thief, but when it was go time he tabled the idea.

Jim12 · Jul 19, 2018

Maybe the owner's BIL borrowed it for a picnic, sent a friend to pick it up and return it, and didn't think it would be missed for a day or two.

willtill · Jul 20, 2018

Maybe he's a thief. One that was caught red handed.

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eruby · Jul 20, 2018

Exodus 22:2

:innocent0

CrazySanMan · Jul 20, 2018

willtill said:
Maybe he's a thief. One that was caught red ~~handed~~ shirted.

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FIFY

Alphabrew · Jul 20, 2018

5.56blaster said:
Larry Hogan?

I’m dead

pbharvey · Jul 20, 2018

eruby said:
Exodus 22:2

Lol
The guy should’ve returned a few tables

willtill · Jul 20, 2018

eruby said:
Exodus 22:2

I would’ve opted for a severe beating for him, but your bible verse works as well.

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welder516 · Jul 20, 2018

Maybe the furniture had splinters and was unfinished and the thief ( I mean wood worker ) took it home to sand and finish it .

LRoberts · Jul 26, 2018

Antarctica said:
Somebody ought to send a pic of him wearing the shirt to Cove Electric. Let them know how he is promoting their business.

DONE! Hahahahaha!
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