DP is a camera geek. On the weekend he bought a camera trap for catching wildlife in the garden. He wanted to test it out so set it up by the front door so he could test it by the kids going in and out. It's been there since Sunday.
So this evening he had a look at the footage with DD(5). There's us, there's the cat, there's the postman. Oh look, there's the postman having a piss against our garden wall 
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Our door is round the side of the house, so out of sight from the road. There's the door, the path next to the house, a small patch of grass and the neighbours wall. He literally posted a letter, turned round, knob out, pissed all over the grass and wall. Knob away, off to post more letters, obviously without washing his hands. 
It was done so casually it's hard to believe he's not done it before. On the plus side, he posted our letters first so that won't be covered in piss 
. But seriously, who would do that?!
Thing is, we're in a village where everyone knows each other, and he's been the postie for years. But IANBU to report him and potentially get him sacked am I?! I have a slight pricking of my conscience if he did lose his job, but surely that's his problem, not mine?!
AIBU?
To potentially get our postman fired
Bearsinmotion · 08/02/2017 21:11
Few years ago my window cleaner came. He did the front assistant the back. Went to put something in the bin, thought strange why is there a garden bag in the bin, picked it out, full of human shit. Got it on my hand as well 
rang him and told them not to come back. If he had asked I would have let him use the loo. Dirty f**r
DH used to be a postie and would never have done this. He would occasionally need to go while on his round and would try to find a quiet spot in the woods, but wouldn't have dreamed of pissing in someone's garden. He definitely thinks you should report him - he won't get the sack probably but will get a severe dressing down and moved off your round.
My DH Is also a postman, hard to find woods in SW London!
if we are all so sure he would get sacked if reported but advise not to report, are we saying we disagree with their weeing policy and would like them to be allowed to wee in gardens 
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