Amazon security staff reported its own tweets as “suspicious,” fearing hack
We had a driver pour out a bottle of pee directly onto the street in front of our place from his open driver’s side van window on Saturday afternoon.<p>My wife got a photo and then immediately after they delivered packages and left I went and took a photo because I couldn’t believe it.<p>I had not heard about the controversy until then, but my wife had been following it. I read these tweets and I also didn’t believe they were real, they were far too aggressive.<p>It was strange because I felt like I needed to know if it was in fact pee or not, but I also was not willing to bend over and smell it. It had all of the appearances of pee, yet the disposal was so obviously careless and conspicuous it was as though the person wanted to be caught.<p>The up close photo I took shows two foamy sections.<p>We discussed ethical issues of the potential for the worker being fired over this. And whether it ever okay to pour a bottle of pee out in front of some homes on a bike way. We also consulted a USPS mail carrier friend about what he has dealt with and USPS’ procedure for bio breaks.<p>Gathering all that, I still chose to email the photos and ask Amazon how they intended to handle this.<p>Waiting on a reply.<p>Edit: This was a tough call, I added some additional details below.<p>If the driver had knocked on our door and asked to use our bathroom, I'd have absolutely invited him in. This happened with a Fedex driver once before. That person ended up leaving pee on the seat, which was pretty gross.