They do it "for the children"

From a Ohio blogger. Sound familiar?  They must be losing there...they are also MORONS! Read about the truck they were caught in!

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Thurber's Thoughts


4 in union truck charged with receiving stolen property

 Friday, November 02, 2012

4 in union truck charged with receiving stolen property?


Early this morning, officers from the Perrysburg Police Department charged four men with receiving stolen property following several reports of missing political yard signs.



Perrysburg is a small town in Wood County just outside of Toledo, Ohio.



The stolen property was a truck bed full of Romney/Ryan yard signs, some measuring as large as 4 ft x 8 ft.



Also in the truck were tools such as drills, which might have been used to take down the large mini-billboard signs. The signs were allegedly removed from several private property and business locations across Lucas and Wood County.



Charged and summoned to appear in court were:



* John Russell, 39, of Eleanor Street, Toledo, Ohio

* Sean A. Bresler, 33, of Capistrano Drive, Toledo, Ohio

* Corey J. Beaubien, 37, of Kelsey, Toledo, Ohio

* Christopher Monaghan, 41, of Oak Street, Rossford, Ohio



The 2010 Ford pickup they were in was registered to the Sheet Metal Workers Local #33 on Corporate Drive in Parma, Ohio.



Interestingly, four individuals in the Toledo area with the exact same names are listed as officers of the Sheet Metal Workers Union, or sheet metal workers.



The website for Local #33 lists a John Russell and Christopher Monaghan as business agents for the Toledo District.



A John Russell is also listed as the Vice President of the Northwest Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council, representing Local #33.



A Facebook page for a Corey Beaubien who lives in Toledo identifies himself as a Sheet Metal journeyman since 1999.



A Toledo Blade Log page from 2005 lists a Sean Bresler as a marriage license applicant. That Sean Bresler was listed as being 26 years old at the time - the same age as the one charged - and having an occupation of sheet metal worker.



Now, it is possible that the four men charged are not the same ones identified as union members and officers, but that would have to be a very large coincidence and would not explain how they got access to a truck registered to the Sheet Metal Union Local #33.