IPad and Fendi bags between 200 thousand dollars of stolen packages in the UPS driver’s home

The Texas UPS driver is accused of stealing a large group of luxury goods and technical materials from the local population packages.

A press release From the office of Cameron Louis V. Sinz says Armando Garcia, 37, was recently detained after the police found more than $ 200,000 of stolen packages in his home. Garcia worked in the company for five years, which looks almost the amount of time to steal a lot of things.

The distances of “luxury goods and advanced electronics” that are claimed that the driver have been stolen by luxury designers such as Louis Vuitton, Dior, Ferrajamo, Fendi, Governor, accessories, jewelry, designed clothes, iPhones, smart watch devices, power tools, and electrical accessories.

The Sinz office says that the investigation began after UPS security, the company’s internal unit, alerted the local authorities to “missing high -value parcels.” Then the police succeeded in tracking the stolen devices to the residence of Garcia in Saint Benito, Texas, and leads the law to obtain a inspection note and implement it with the help of HSI agents, “says the press statement.

The authorities said that Garcia was at home at the time of the police inspection and was detained without an accident. It was struck on different charges of theft.

“This was a deliberate and organized effort to steal high -value goods allocated to pay customers,” Da Sinz said in a statement. “Such crimes not only hurt companies, but also shake consumers’ confidence. Our private investigation unit remains committed to working with our law enforcement partners to ensure that those who participate in financial crimes are held accountable.

When a comment was reached by Gizmodo, a UPS spokesman said: “In UPS, we do not have tolerance with theft and take measures when this happens. We are completely cooperating with law enforcement in their investigation and referring any additional questions to them.”

The DA office says that “the suspects and the additional charges” are “expected with the continuation of the investigation,” so more arrests may be announced soon. Stay tuned if your designer bag is not delivered.