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TORONTO - It is the kind of delivery that no one wants.
On Monday morning, Joe Bruno and his children were shocked to find a Canada Post employee openly unrinating on the grass in their very public suburban Mississauga neighborhood on Hammond Rd. in the Erin Mills Pkwy. and Dundas St. area.
Bruno was so outraged he took a picture and sent it to the Toronto Sun.
“He just opened up his (Canada Post truck) door and started to take a leak on the fence. I have kids so that can’t happen especially since there is a Tim Hortons two minutes away that he could have walked into to do his business,” Bruno said.
“I was shocked. Is this where our tax dollars go.”
The Sun sent the picture to Canada Post for a response.
“I can tell you that this is absolutely unacceptable behaviour and it doesn’t represent our employees,” said spokesman John Caines.
“We will investigate and take the appropriate measures.”
After the Sun gave Canada Post the address where the offence took place they were able to identify the postal worker.
“We figured out who the employee was and had a meeting,” said Caines, who didn’t say what measures his organization planned to take.
This is an indecent act on private property, said Peel police Const. Erin Cooper.
“That is ignorant. If this indecent act happened on my property I would be livid,” said Cooper, who couldn’t say what the charge or fine would be.
“It would all depend on the officer and the circumstances.”
This isn’t the first time Sun readers have caught posties behaving badly and sent pictures into the Sun.
Postal workers have been caught several times parked in handicapped zone, have been photographed sleeping in mail boxes and even eating with both hands while driving on highways.
TORONTO - It is the kind of delivery that no one wants.
On Monday morning, Joe Bruno and his children were shocked to find a Canada Post employee openly unrinating on the grass in their very public suburban Mississauga neighborhood on Hammond Rd. in the Erin Mills Pkwy. and Dundas St. area.
Bruno was so outraged he took a picture and sent it to the Toronto Sun.
“He just opened up his (Canada Post truck) door and started to take a leak on the fence. I have kids so that can’t happen especially since there is a Tim Hortons two minutes away that he could have walked into to do his business,” Bruno said.
“I was shocked. Is this where our tax dollars go.”
The Sun sent the picture to Canada Post for a response.
“I can tell you that this is absolutely unacceptable behaviour and it doesn’t represent our employees,” said spokesman John Caines.
“We will investigate and take the appropriate measures.”
After the Sun gave Canada Post the address where the offence took place they were able to identify the postal worker.
“We figured out who the employee was and had a meeting,” said Caines, who didn’t say what measures his organization planned to take.
This is an indecent act on private property, said Peel police Const. Erin Cooper.
“That is ignorant. If this indecent act happened on my property I would be livid,” said Cooper, who couldn’t say what the charge or fine would be.
“It would all depend on the officer and the circumstances.”
This isn’t the first time Sun readers have caught posties behaving badly and sent pictures into the Sun.
Postal workers have been caught several times parked in handicapped zone, have been photographed sleeping in mail boxes and even eating with both hands while driving on highways.