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Mass. Amazon driver facing felony theft charges after not delivering load of packages

Mass. Amazon driver facing felony theft charges after not delivering load of packages
***BREAK*** ***MARIA*** New tonight-- an Amazon delivery driver is under arrest... for failing to deliver packages to homes across Massachusetts. ***GFX FULL*** Nashua Police say 23-year-old Rebecca Daigle from Firchburg picked up a load of packages from an Amazon distribution facility back in August...but never delivered them
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Mass. Amazon driver facing felony theft charges after not delivering load of packages
A Fitchburg, Massachusetts, woman is facing charges after she is accused of failing to deliver packages while working as an Amazon driver, according to police. Rebecca Daigle, 23, was arrested by Nashua, New Hampshire, police and charged with theft by unauthorized taking.Daigle, an Amazon Flex driver, is accused of picking up a load of packages on Sept. 29 and failing to deliver them to their various destinations in Massachusetts. An arrest warrant for Daigle was issued after an investigation. The charge of theft by unauthorized taking is a Class B felony and is punishable by up to seven years in prison. Daigle was released on personal recognizance and will return to court on Jan. 12. Video below: Amazon gearing up for busy holiday season

A Fitchburg, Massachusetts, woman is facing charges after she is accused of failing to deliver packages while working as an Amazon driver, according to police.

Rebecca Daigle, 23, was arrested by Nashua, New Hampshire, police and charged with theft by unauthorized taking.

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Daigle, an Amazon Flex driver, is accused of picking up a load of packages on Sept. 29 and failing to deliver them to their various destinations in Massachusetts. An arrest warrant for Daigle was issued after an investigation.

The charge of theft by unauthorized taking is a Class B felony and is punishable by up to seven years in prison.

Daigle was released on personal recognizance and will return to court on Jan. 12.

Video below: Amazon gearing up for busy holiday season