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Colorado man says on-duty mailman was “going postal” during attack over parking

The holidays can be a stressful time for postal workers and delivery drivers, but what one Denver man says he experienced from a United States Postal Service worker goes beyond reasonable frustration.

A man says he was violently attacked by an on-duty mail carrier after calmly confronting him about how he was parked.

It happened on Friday at Neko Ramen & Rice on Colorado Boulevard in Denver.

The victim works at a nearby business and shared his story with CBS News Colorado reporter Olivia Young, asking CBS Colorado not to use his name out of fear of the person who attacked him.

“I definitely understand the term ‘going postal’ now,” the victim said.

A broken cheekbone and stitches in his forehead are marks that the man says he never saw coming from a postal worker.

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