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Originally Posted by Coppertop
It wouldn't be hard at all. As stated above, the driver was already moving the coins alone while on his route. It would only take one other person with the know-how and a truck to do accomplish it. The driver has the know-how by definition. It'd take a while to transfer the coins, sure, but for $180k the time spent would be worthwhile to a thief.
What I am wondering is why didn't this truck have a GPS system in it for the feds to track when it went off course? You'd think this would be standard for vehicles hauling money around.
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The truck could very well have had a GPS system onboard, though I don't know if it did or didn't. But if the driver's hauling stuff long distances, you'd expect him to stop at a rest stop or something for food/bathroom/stretching legs. And if there was a tracker on it, and the driver knew it, he'd probably also know that they wouldn't think anything of his stopping there.