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The dangers of criminal collusion are addressed in a new video for USPS OIG and The Postal Inspection Service

The Postal Inspection Service and the USPS Office of Inspector General are concluding their three-part video series warning Postal Service employees against colluding with criminals.

The final video, released this week, reminds employees to never steal mail.

The previous segments focused on protecting arrow and modified arrow lock keys and keeping illegal drugs out of the mail.

Each video features Chief Postal Inspector Gary Barksdale and Inspector General Tammy Hull.

USPS managers will show the video to employees throughout the organization this week and next.

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