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You assume the thieves knew what was in the truck. They could've expected anything, from plasma TVs to chicken.
by vadfa 5y ago
You assume the thieves knew what was in the truck. They could've expected anything, from plasma TVs to chicken.
- spoonjim 5y agoIf thieves selected trucks at random they would more likely get toilet paper than graphics cards. This could be just circumstance but more likely at least some targeting.
- mike_d 5y agoTruck thefts are tipped off by workers in the logistics chain that have access to the bill of lading. It isn't particularly sophisticated or uncommon. They look at the shipping paperwork and see "Sony", "EVGA", "Nike", etc. and text the container number to their friends. Normally insurance deals with this and the public never hears about it. This is extremely odd to issue a public announcement.
- Mandatum 5y ago> Normally insurance deals with this and the public never hears about it. This is extremely odd to issue a public announcement. Because it's happening often globally and their carrier's insurance is spiking. Probably done at the behest of the CFO.
- toyg 5y ago> It isn't particularly sophisticated or uncommon. No, but it requires an established closeness to such networks, which is typical of organised or semi-organised crime rather than random bozos.