Davin Gray of GG Arthouse Studio provided News 12 with two videos of two USPS carriers picking up two Fedex packages that has previously been delivered to the Gray family’s home in Walden, as the labels indicated.
A small business owner in Orange County is trying to track down hundreds of dollars’ worth of important supplies that were taken from his porch by mail carriers with the United States Postal Service.
Meanwhile, some lawmakers are pressing USPS leaders for explanations for complaints about missing mail and late deliveries their offices have received.
Davin Gray, of GG Arthouse Studio, provided News 12 with two videos of two USPS carriers picking up two FedEx packages that had previously been delivered to the Gray family’s home in Walden, as the labels indicated.
One supposed mix-up was on April 26. The other was on Friday.
The packages contained materials that Davin Gray and Hillary Gray needed to complete special orders for customers of their new home decor business.
They sought help from the post office, the postmaster and the police without much success. They eventually heard from a USPS customer service representative about the two carriers who are new to the job.
This doesn’t quite pass the smell test in a number of ways. It’s hard to believe the carriers didn’t look at the address or notice the Fed-Ex label. The worst thing that should have happened was they would be returned back to him postage due. Why wouldn’t they attempt to scan the packages if they thought it was a pickup? I hate to say theft but it sure looks that way.