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I understand the intention, but he stole someone else's property and gave it away. He should have made the cops seize it from him if they really wanted to pass it out. His truck driving career is probably over, protecting the load is a big part of the job.
From the school of "Giving away someone elses stuff is okay because its a good cause".
Well thats what the state does and its ironic he'll end up being punished for it by the same state.
He should have called his company and told them what was going on and asked their permission to give it away. Again, the wood wasn't his to give away and the cops should never have asked him to do that.
I understand the intention, but he stole someone else's property and gave it away. He should have made the cops seize it from him if they really wanted to pass it out. His truck driving career is probably over, protecting the load is a big part of the job.
That's right. It wasn't his to give away. Maybe he should have got permission from the owners of the plywood first.....his employer.
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