Police seeking man who attacked FedEx driver: package contain online gaming cust. list

[clevfan]

Police seeking man who attacked FedEx driver

The Patriot Ledger
Posted Nov 18, 2009 @ 08:57 AM

QUINCY — Police are asking the public to help track down a man who assaulted a FedEx delivery man and tried to steal a package from him at a North Quincy apartment building.

Police posted photographs of the man on the MassMostWanted Web site. They came from a surveillance camera in the lobby at the 168-unit Bay Shore apartment complex at 175 Quincy Shore Drive.

The man followed the FedEx driver into the lobby at 10:10 a.m. Oct. 29 and wrenched a package away from him, police said. The delivery man wrested the package back and the would-be robber ran from the lobby.

Police said the package contained personal information, including names, Social Security numbers and dates of birth, of several subscribers to an online gambling Web site based in Costa Rica.

The photos show a thin white man, 5-foot-10 to 5-foot-11, wearing blue jeans, a blue hooded sweatshirt and a black knit hat, possibly with a Boston Bruins logo.

Police asked that anyone with information call Detective David Pacino at 617-745-5768.

[clevfan]

[Myron]

I once had an account with a place that would do anything to get new customers. i think it was first fidelity or something like that.

[Mr Falcone]

JJGOLD?

[StarnetGypsy]

Originally Posted by Mr Falcone

JJGOLD?

i'd like to know how they were able to know what was in the package?

seems to me the guy woulda delivered it, and then called the cops.

[Michael Cash]

What a moran. On so many levels.

In case said moran is a reader of MW, here is some alternate methods to obtain his desired result...

1) Impersonate recipient of said package, you clearly had a leg up on it's arrival and I have never gotten anything from any delivery company that required me to show any ID.

2) Assault intended recipient of said package instead. See, the FedEx guy is for sure gonna call the cops, the owner of this info is 70/30 at best depending on extent of injuries.

3) Wait till the recipient leaves and steal said info from their residence.

4) WEAR A FUCKING MASK STUPID!

P.S. Thanks for casting more unneeded light on online gambling, shit dick.

[GoodKarmaGuy]

Who in the world would ever send a list of people via Fed Ex? An email would have saved everyone a lot of time, trouble and effort.

[Juice]

Its whats under this iceberg I am thinking. Some list.

[StarnetGypsy]

Originally Posted by Juice

Its whats under this iceberg I am thinking. Some list.

no kidding. i have a list of 8k email addys in a zip.file that i could easily fire out to you in an email, Juice.

i remember a list being stolen from a Starnet many years back, it was a hard copy that they fanagled out of Antigua with the assist of a sexatary. that list helped start a new sportsbook with office based in Canada as i recall?

possibly this was the same type of scenerio? an ill-gotten list?

no way these guys woulda called the cops MC

[Michael Cash]

Customer lists are useless. I have 4 of them and all they are doing is taking up space on my hard drive.

I'm thinking "list" was code for something else in this case. Even if you get a customer list it's still a mutherfucker actually being able to do anything profitable with it.

[Juice]

Originally Posted by Michael Cash

Customer lists are useless.

I'm thinking "list" was code for something else in this case. Even if you get a customer list it's still a mutherfucker actually being able to do anything profitable with it.

Oh, I will certainly disagree with that. BIG TIME.

[Don King's Barber]

Originally Posted by clevfan

Police said the package contained personal information, including names, Social Security numbers and dates of birth, of several subscribers to an online gambling Web site based in Costa Rica.

???? Social security numbers??? wtf???