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Ok, I guess that if someone is drunk, they don't always show it, or it takes a while. This isn't the first time that I have seen this happening, so maybe baggage handlers should buddy up or something. Charges should be filed - coming to work drunk isn't a crime i guess.
Ok, I guess that if someone is drunk, they don't always show it, or it takes a while. This isn't the first time that I have seen this happening, so maybe baggage handlers should buddy up or something. Charges should be filed - coming to work drunk isn't a crime i guess.
Ya think?
Certain actions that involve employment would be illegal if conducted while intoxicated. For example, flying - remember that Northwest flight to Fargo many years ago now? But baggage handling while intoxicated? Why on Earth would that be a criminal matter? Grounds for dismissal? Absolutely. A crime? Please.
This is not the first time someone has fallen asleep in the baggage compartment and went for a flight. Several years ago a security guard that was suppose to be guarding a Korean Airlines 747 passenger jet at JFK decided to take a little snooze in the bulk cargo compartment. We let him out at ANC several hours later.
It's like being sealed in a huge gun safe with no light........so black you can move your hand around in front of your face and see nothing.......
It has to have lights in there.........
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