They may have been stuffed into suitcases and taken by passengers on a flight to China, or possibly flown by courier to the duty-free territory of Hong Kong and smuggled in students' backpacks across the border onto the mainland.
History of the Courier Service, description of its headquarters, where Mr. O'Rourke now has a static job; the duties of a courier, salary, etc.
Then it's simply left to this makeshift courier to carry out his duty as planned.
In 1910 he went to Washington, D.C., to be capital correspondent for the Louisville Times, and in 1911 took on duties for The Courier-Journal as well.
He saw more active duty as a courier between Sherman's main army and Slocum's forces in March 1865 as they met Confederate forces in North Carolina in the Battle of Bentonville.
One might also argue that by interfering with a pizza courier in the execution of his duties, the attacker defied the de facto contract Americans have with pizza delivery professionals: To ensure the quick arrival of our pies, don't fuck with the guys tasked with schlepping them around—or at the very least, make sure the pizzas get delivered.
Wearing raid jackets, Mr. Vasquez, who was on duty, and Mr. Rachko confronted the courier, took the cash and pretended to arrest him, according to the papers.
Some of her duties also include recruiting volunteers who will serve as bartenders, tent captains, couriers and delivery crew.
The US Postal Service, for example, would need under TiSA to behave according to the same rules as German courier service DHL when shipping express mail, a function that's outside its normal 'public service' duties of delivering regular mail and parcels, according to the internal documents WikiLeaks claims to have obtained.
