Daily Dicta: Judge Blows Up Armored Car Driver Class Action
The next time I have some gold bullion to move, I'm calling Judge Highberger for a game plan.
November 08, 2018 at 12:18 PM
7 minute read
Being an armored car driver is no doubt an extremely stressful job. You're driving around in a truck full of money, for heaven's sake. There's a reason why caper movies so often feature armored truck robbery scenes.
So I get that for the drivers, a 30-minute mid-day break would be nice—a chance to unwind, eat a sandwich, maybe even catch a little cat nap.
Except then there's an unattended truck full of money. It's kind of a problem.
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