Head to Florida, a former delivery service partner employee faces charges after allegedly vandalizing nearly 30 delivery vans at a Fort Myers warehouse, following him getting fired.

Lee County Sheriff's Office responded to a call on Friday reporting that 29 Amazon delivery vans had been damaged overnight at the warehouse.

The vans had slashed tires and punctures on the vehicle bodies.

Additionally, 23 key fobs were missing from the facility.

Detectives later recovered the fobs after they were thrown into a river.

The business owner told detectives that a recently terminated employee

identified as Anthony Gilliol could have a connection to the vandalism.

But detectives, they used a license plate reader to track Gillio to the area near the Amazon facility at the time of the incident.

Our fourth precinct detectives go out there, they scan, they look at surveillance, they scan the property, they find keys, gloves, everything that he used to commit that crime in the water. It was thrown into the river by the suspect. The suspect obviously gets interviewed shortly after that, and he was arrested. He has been charged with grand theft, criminal mischief, and tampering with evidence. Can't imagine why they fired him. I can't either. Our question, job relationship, hobby, or habit?

What brought it to an end?

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Hello, Greg.

Welcome to the men's room.

Ola!

Ola!

So, I worked for a trucking company that basically promised me to put me on days and just never did.

And so I found a new job and I gave him my two weeks.

And in that two weeks, I called them up and said, hey, you know, I can't come to work today.

I got sun sickness.

And they were like, well, what sun sickness?

You know, is it like heat stroke or something like that?

And I said, no, it's just way too nice to come to work.

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