"We've pretty much settled on Durst now as the way forward, it definitely suits us best. We're now looking at the next generation Durst flatbeds as our Agfa M-Presses are getting pretty busy."Plans for 2014 also include the launch of a "unique and cutting-edge" software platform, developed in-house to improve customer ordering. "This will be a game changer for us and them," said Reynolds. "It's aimed at customers who want to place repeat orders and artwork, to streamline the process and take away customer headaches."I think we'll be quick out of the starting blocks after the New Year," he added. A handful of employees at a packaging facility reported their cars were broken into and items were stolen.According to a report from the Covington Police Department, an officer responded to Contract Packaging, 13100 Independence Drive, in reference to an entering auto call Tuesday night.
An employee told the officer that she took a break at her vehicle, but went back in to work around 10:10 p.m.Another employee notified her that the lights were on in her vehicle around 10:45 p.m., she said. When she investigated, she found that all four of her vehicle's doors were open.The woman told the officer that several items were missing, including a black Nike jacket, a dark brown pair of boots and a pink leopard wallet that contained her debit and credit cards and cash.According to the report, there was no damage to the vehicle, and the woman reported that her doors were locked and she had the keys.In another case, two other employees told police that their vehicles were also broken into. The officer noted that there were no visible signs of entry to either vehicle.
Both victims said that their car doors were also locked. Though no items were stolen out of either vehicle. according to the report, "it appeared someone went through the cars looking for valuables."On Wednesday, another employee at Contract Packaging filed a report of a theft in the break room.A woman said she discovered her book-bag, which was left in the break room, missing after her shift.According to the report, the employee said her book bag contained cash, her Social Security card, and her driver's license.Shortly after the items were reported as stolen, police were dispatched again to the business, where, according to the report, several items were found in the bushes beside Contract Packaging.