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07-29-2010, 03:32 PM
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I kind of sympathize with the contractor, he's probably only insured up to a certain amount, and insurance policies don't often cover criminal conduct of employees. Think about it, you own a small business and an employee does something illegal, and you have to pay for it? What if the punk stole a wagner and flushed it? You, the honest business owner that gave a kid a job now you owe a million bucks even though you did nothing wrong? I just think the punk kid should get fired and prosecuted, end of story. But what do I know.
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