"They have carpoolers and carpoolers only wearing face masks and gloves. There lot crew security officers and intake personnel are not wearing gloves or masks. they are essentially touching the same stuff that the carpoolers are there in and out of vehicles they are also touching the same stuff that we as carpoolers would touch I eat being the steering wheel the door handles the gear shifters the trackers and none of them are wearing face masks and gloves via it's required for the transporters to wear gloves as well. they threatened to have the cops called on myself for not complying but yet they are in noncompliances well and also the manager Aubrey Kelly told me that if I called the health department on them that I would never pull cars in Auburn again so he also threatened to take a job away from me for them not complying un me asking questions about why their security guards lot crew and intake do not have to wear mask and gloves as well. he also never answered any of my questions was very defiant and very standoffish towards me and told me that I needed to comply and that he would not answer any of my questions and then proceeded to hang up on me. The is truck guy was also not in gloves and mask and he touches jump boxes that lot Dre, security officials and car pullers touch." - Ashley Fields
The aforementioned complaint was filed by Ashley Fields in Auburn, Washington on Thursday May 14, 2020 with DOL bpdcustomersupport@dol.wa.gov against Adesa of seattle saying, Essential business not following social distancing requirements. Email address given was Tinkerbe1l_23@yahoo.com and phone number given was 208-818-2267.