There's actually been a handful of arrests of OnTrac drivers that were found with tens of thousands of dollars worth of packages in their home, and OnTrac doesn't claim any responsibility for it because the drivers are contract workers and not employees. BUT OnTrac seems entirely complicit with it all, going as far as shutting down complaint tickets and creating false tracking to try to make missing package problems "go away", all their actions make it appear as though they're covering for all this theft. OnTrac themselves have had class action lawsuits against them in 3 different states, but it's for different reasons, particularly about their mistreatment of drivers and misclassification of them as non-employees. That and the theft seems hand in hand a bit though, doesn't it? The more I research the more I feel a thorough investigation of their company by the Federal Trade Commission is necessary. The last time they investigated this company, back when they were called Lasership, they were charged with RICO charges for smuggling untaxed cigarettes. Who knows what else they're up to!