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Cobb postal worker fired, accused of stealing thousands of dollars in checks

OBB COUNTY, Ga. — A postal worker in Cobb County has been fired after being accused of stealing thousands of dollars.

Deputies say she was stealing the checks from mailboxes at a Marietta post office.

Channel 2 Cobb County Bureau Michele Newell spoke with victims who say before the worker was caught, they were left wondering where their money was.

The sheriff’s office has not released the identity of the woman but has confirmed that she was fired from the U.S. Postal Service.

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