Uline Executive Charged After Forcing Open Wife’s Car Door, Cutting Her Off in Traffic With Kids in His Truck

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PADDOCK LAKE, Wis. — An executive at Uline who oversees more than 35 employees, according to his attorney, has been charged in Kenosha County Circuit Court after prosecutors say he repeatedly cut off his wife in traffic, forced open her car door, and pursued her while their two young children were in his vehicle.

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  1. Not sure why his attorney brought up where he works. Has nothing to do with him being a piece of shit doing that to his wife with their kids in the car. Hopefully he gets putaway for a while.

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      1. No he does not drive a u line truck. He works in the warehouse. If you look at it says that he oversees 35 employees. And I know this because I used to work there. And I’ve seen him in the warehouse

        1. I’ve worked with Aaron for 19 years, he is a good guy, this is a personal isolated incident. It is not at all who he is

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  2. Miss Liz seems to have a low BS tolerance. Betting he’s a former Uline executive sooner moreso than later.

    Ope.

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    1. I heard that, as well. I wonder when she will pull the St. Joe’s money. That place is filled with horrendous actions by administration. Just one KCE story away.

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    1. He’s probably a warehouse manager, so there’s no direct tie to Liz. He was probably fired the minute she found out. She only “saves” her favorite employees. They are either family friends or ass kissers!

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  3. To all you blaming the wife: YOU are part of the problem in this country. NO person should feel threatened by anyone, especially a spouse, the father of your children. Why don’t you look in the mirror and apologize to that pathetic face of yours? You think NOTHING of the trauma those children just endured witnessing one parent go after the other. Those children will have this trauma the rest of their life. And you speak so ill of the woman … do you think this was a one-time occurrence by him? His rage doesn’t fit that scenario. To those of you who post otherwise, quit blaming the spouse when it was this IDIOT who is at fault!!! I pray he gets some help … and I pray the family and friends are safe and protected!!!

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    1. The facts are that his wife is a two-timing piece of shit who has a rich mommy and daddy to run home to. When caught doing the walk of shame early in the morning by your husband who btw has YOUR girls with HIM, you show no decency, no contact, won’t even pull over. She gets what she deserves and should be sitting in a cell for having a false report filed. Anyone that has had an argument with a spouse knows there’s going to be yelling, when there’s a cheater and kids involved, a TON of yelling. But when the CHEATER calls the cops?!?! Then yeah, she needs to have charges on her. She’s NOT a battered spouse…she’s a cheating whiner. Any trauma those kids experienced is on BOTH of them, not just him.

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        1. That I think we can all agree on but we can also agree his wife is a piece of shit who cares more about drinking and spending time with other men instead of her own girls , Everytime she goes out she gets pass out drunk and that’s more then she is home with her children .

  4. This is impossible. Uline only hires the best employees through their stringent hiring process.

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    1. Yes, that’s what you want to believe! Did you forget about the Mexican immigrants hired by U-line, getting paid extremely low wages and then shipped back to the border when their “time was over”. This company is just as corrupt as the Great pumpkin!

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  5. Sounds about right. I had to do business with them for years. Uline is nothing more than a cult, dressed up as a business.
    The place is full of nothing but sycophant’s, degenerates, and skank’s looking to suck the golden cock.
    Just stick to their doctrine, and make sure you are wearing RED.
    Not to mention how they completely destroyed that entire area.
    Fuck Uline!

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    1. Destroyed the entire area? Hardly, it’s the I-94 corridor, not petrifying springs. I suppose you thought McWhyte, Chrysler and the Brass were beautiful parks.

    2. Uline is definitely a fascist cult. The owners are financially responsible for the collapse of the United States.

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  6. HJ
    You sound a bit envious, unable to get a good job working for a great company who actually treats their employees well. They only hire the best !

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    1. Oh you’re brainwashed too. Sucking off Wade and doing blow with the rest of the management team doesn’t make it a great company. I worked for the company for 11 years. I seen it all.

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