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Killed 2 weeks before retirement at earth city

cleanhairy · 2026-09-09 19:41 · 342 views
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Tragedy!

Anyone in that area can give us more info?

It is all over the news.

Wonder if UPS will fix the lights in the yard now.

R.I.P., but this guy waited too long...

Get out as soon as you can, the futures not promised.

Tragedy!

Anyone in that area can give us more info?

It is all over the news.



Nothing else so far.



Nothing else so far.

Thanks Walter Cronkite


Thanks Walter Cronkite




Ive been searching



Ive been searching


MYOFB




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44 Years-- smh why

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Company claims 35 millon hours spent on safety training???

That comes out to nearly 4,000 years, 24 hours a day!

Perhaps the spokes person was mistaken??


Paper trail shows multiple complaints about the visibility in the yard and UPS did nothing.


Paper trail shows multiple complaints about the visibility in the yard and UPS did nothing.

Multi million dollar wrongful death lawsuit.



Paper trail shows multiple complaints about the visibility in the yard and UPS did nothing.



Unfortunately nothing gets changed until something bad happens.

News articles have been updated to confirm it was a company vehicle.

The vehicle that struck him was a UPS vehicle, said Mary Schmitt, a spokeswoman for the St. Louis County Police Department.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration confirmed it was investigating the fatality. The agency has up to six months to complete that process. OSHA reports show no other fatalities on site. At least two incidents involved amputations. Several other incidents were heat-related injuries, but none involved vehicles.

https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-courts/article_b0a28e49-3da3-4eb9-bd72-6be32fadb521.html

News articles have been updated to confirm it was a company vehicle.

The vehicle that struck him was a UPS vehicle, said Mary Schmitt, a spokeswoman for the St. Louis County Police Department.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration confirmed it was investigating the fatality. The agency has up to six months to complete that process. OSHA reports show no other fatalities on site. At least two incidents involved amputations. Several other incidents were heat-related injuries, but none involved vehicles.

https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-courts/article_b0a28e49-3da3-4eb9-bd72-6be32fadb521.html


Thay sucks

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