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Food Delivery Drivers Among Victims In Reported Uptick In Area Vehicle Thefts Food Delivery Drivers Among Victims In Reported Uptick In Area Vehicle Thefts
Food Delivery Drivers Among Victims In Reported Uptick In Area Vehicle Thefts Police are warning of an uptick in vehicle thefts in the region, including several belonging to food delivery drivers. The Albany Police Department has received numerous reports of stolen cars, many of which were left running unattended, the agency said on Facebook Monday, Aug. 7. In some of the thefts, the cars belonged to independent contractors working for Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Grub Hub. “We want to remind our community that you should not leave your vehicle running unattended,” the department said. “You should not leave your keys in the ignition or a spare key inside your vehicle.…

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by Michael Mashburn
Police & Fire
Police Search For Delivery Driver Whose Car Was Found On Fire In Area Police Search For Delivery Driver Whose Car Was Found On Fire In Area
Police Search For Delivery Driver Whose Car Was Found On Fire In Area A DoorDash driver and a driver for hire in the region has gone missing and authorities are asking the public's help in locating him. Connecticut Carlos Reyes, age 20, was reported missing by his family members in Fairfield County at around 8 a.m. Thursday, March 31, according to the City of Danbury Police Department. His family said they last saw him on Monday, March 28 at approximately 11 p.m.  Reyes was known to frequent Danbury, Waterbury, and Naugatuck, said police. When Reyes was reported missing, investigators received information that Reyes’s vehicle, a 2008 gray…

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by Joe Lombardi
News
COVID-19: DoorDash Will Soon Start Delivering Tests COVID-19: DoorDash Will Soon Start Delivering Tests
Covid-19: DoorDash Will Soon Start Delivering Tests DoorDash, the online food ordering, and delivery system, is expanding its on-demand health offerings with new rapid COVID-19 tests that can return results within 48 hours. The company announced this week that it is partnering with Vault Health and Everlywell to allow customers access two COVID-19 home collection kits that received FDA Emergency Use Authorization. Kits will be available on-demand from DoorDash’s DashMart locations across the nation According to DoorDash, the kits will first be made available in 12 major cities, with more rolling out in the coming months. Both kits contain …

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by Zak Failla