Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
It happened at our construction site the other day!
What was stolen was 100 meters of high-quality 100V cable, 40 meters of high-quality air hose, and a high-quality waterproof switch, among other things! lol
After all, these are luxury items, so the total cost comes to around 200,000.
Of course, I also reported it to the police.
Fortunately, the general contractor happened to notice it when they brought the plywood to the site and took a photo of it for us.
It looks like the culprit got away!! (I'll post a photo later lol)
It would be great if we could identify the suspect from the license plate number...
Well, if I get caught, there’s no way I’m settling out of court! lol
You'll be taken straight to prison.
Based on a previous experience where an internal thief stole 30 meters of 60SQ cable, a small generator, a band saw, an impact wrench, and various other items, I’ve decided not to compromise on this at all!
That thief apparently fled the scene and is now working at another company, lol.
In fact, people like that commit crimes no matter where they go.
There’s absolutely no way I’d ever say it was just a spur-of-the-moment thing, and I don’t feel any remorse.
To begin with, most of the time I don’t think anything of it. (The recidivism rate for theft is 50 percent.)
I'm sure a lot of you are thinking, "That can't be true," but it really is.
It seems that subcontractors also need to take various measures, after all.
We need to invest in measures to prevent theft, even if only to a small extent.
Let's think about cameras and other deterrents.
Let's all take the necessary precautions to make sure we don't get robbed!
If you catch them, don't settle out of court! Let them go straight to prison.
Another important thing is that if it gets stolen, you must alwaysReport it to the policeThat's it.
It doesn't matter whether you get caught or not.
This stolen item can be recorded as a business expense for accounting purposes. To do so, you will need a police report.
Also, since you’ll need a police report to file a claim with your insurance company, be sure to get one.
See you later.
