jerzigurl77
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? NJ
My husband works night shift at a company in NJ. Over the past few months, several cars (including his) has been damaged. Slashed tires, flattened tires, cars being "keyed", sugar being put into gas tanks, etc... The employees know who is doing this - it's another employee - but have no concrete proof to file charges. The employer has security cameras in the parking lot where the vehicles are located. Each time there is an incident, the supervisor reviews the tapes and claims they saw nothing happening to the car. They say that the cameras are motion sensored and that if a tree moves, the camera will focus on the tree. Mostly, when the tapes are reviewed, they say the camera focused in on the moving trees or that they scanned the tape and saw no one near the vehicle in question.
Is there anything that can be done about this? We have tried, on several occasions, to even call the corporate facility of this company and they just refer us back to the plant site. I would hope there was some way to make this company a little more resposible for what happens on their property. The damages being done to these vehicles is becoming costly. So far, this has happened on 5 different occasions.
My husband works night shift at a company in NJ. Over the past few months, several cars (including his) has been damaged. Slashed tires, flattened tires, cars being "keyed", sugar being put into gas tanks, etc... The employees know who is doing this - it's another employee - but have no concrete proof to file charges. The employer has security cameras in the parking lot where the vehicles are located. Each time there is an incident, the supervisor reviews the tapes and claims they saw nothing happening to the car. They say that the cameras are motion sensored and that if a tree moves, the camera will focus on the tree. Mostly, when the tapes are reviewed, they say the camera focused in on the moving trees or that they scanned the tape and saw no one near the vehicle in question.
Is there anything that can be done about this? We have tried, on several occasions, to even call the corporate facility of this company and they just refer us back to the plant site. I would hope there was some way to make this company a little more resposible for what happens on their property. The damages being done to these vehicles is becoming costly. So far, this has happened on 5 different occasions.