Deliveries and Stuff

Some of the communities where I live are seeing an uptick in burglaries, thefts, and other mischief and it got me thinking.

In my job capacity, I see a lot of delivery drivers that use apps to deliver food, groceries, or packages for the A word company.
I see many of the drivers do not have a driver's license, no ID card, perhaps an ID card from a foreign country, yet they are
driving a car: That is not the point. First point, why do two or more people need to be in the car to deliver a food order to a house?

The same goes for the A word company Why two or more people in the car? Are these people casing homes in the community they are delivering to?
Not only that, a few of the high-end communities I deal with, the post orders for their guards are to get an ID to put in the "system" in case
of any issues, sometimes, and at an increasing number, these vehicles do not have a license plate, temporary tag, etc that identifies the vehicle.
The drivers that don't have an ID do not have a registration certificate or vehicle insurance card to ID the driver or the car. In these cases
the delivery driver is turned away at the gate and the homeowner is notified of the reason.

I might add too that some of these vehicles are not road-worthy and would not pass a DOT inspection in Texas, New York, or Pennsylvania.

These are just some observations, I just wonder if there are any connections between these drivers and the issues.
I have a friend in law enforcement tell me that some of these delivery drivers are being used and the person registered to use the app to
make deliveries is not the person making the deliveries. in law enforcement we use the letters JDLR Just Don't Look Right.

Sounds like a you problem and perception. As a woman, I would not want to drive alone delivering items. So there you got 2 in a car right now. In my hood, our addresses are so jacked up you may have to drive by a few times to find the place. Even I have done that recently in my own hood when looking for a house that was selling me a piece of furniture. People were giving me side eye as I drove by 3 times down the road. The furniture was to be on their porch and I did not get their address. So I was just driving by looking for furniture on a front porch. According to your statements, I could have been "staking out" the neighborhood.

At some point have to stop being so paranoid and worrying about what other people do. My hood is so obsessed with a similar mindset that I no longer walk my dogs in my hood. Why? They non-stop post ring cam pictures about a "dog/cat" in my yard. It's like every ring camera is aimed at my dogs butthole. Never the less the number of posts I see when mail delivery happens and packaged is accidently dropped... A salesperson comes to a door. A wrong delivery happens. It's just annoying at this point.

Safety would be the first thing that comes to mind.

Deterioration of society. It's everywhere.

What about the safety of the food being delivered? I have seen some pretty gross things these drivers do when handling food
even tho it is bagged up. I had one driver pull up smoking a blunt with food in the car. I didn't say anything to him.
I called the homeowner to let them know and the owner was very appreciative because they have sensitivity issues.

As the old saying goes. too many cooks in the kitchen spoils the sauce.