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Roberto Cabrera Case Study

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On 1/6/16 at about 5:45 P.M, Integrity Associate (I/A) Roberto Cabrera (rccabre) notified Shift Supervisor Enmanuel Cabrera, that he believes someone may have taken his IPhone 6 out of his locker or maybe that he put it in a different locker. I/A Roberto Cabrera locker number is 468 and he last saw is cellphone at 12:30 P.M, he also stated that he spoke with H.R to see if they can open the locker adjacent to his locker but H.R was not able to find anything. I/A Roberto Cabrera also told security that he really did not lock his locker. Security is launching an investigation to find out what happen to his phone.

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