Postal crimes are almost a daily event. These are the ones we found today
Mail Truck Burglary in Basking Ridge Results and a Theft of $1.5 Million in Cryptocurrency
Bernards Township police responded to a range of incidents throughout December, including a burglarized mail truck, a reported $1.5 million cryptocurrency theft, financial scams, and multiple motor vehicle crashes, according to the department’s monthly police blotter.
19-year-old arrested in connection to Akron postal worker
A 19-year-old man was arrested Friday in connection with the robbery of an Akron postal worker.
BODYCAM: Fake mailman’s yearlong theft route ends with bike takedown
A Florida man allegedly spent nearly a year posing as a mail carrier before officers caught him with a backpack full of envelopes mid-theft.
Florida Mail Carrier Admits To Fueling Non-USPS Vehicles On Taxpayer Dime
A local mail carrier faces up to a decade in federal prison after admitting she used her government-issued fuel card to gas up private vehicles instead of her
Charlotte Man Sentenced To Prison For Possession Of Stolen Mail
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Dominique Dunlap, 30, of Charlotte, was sentenced to 70 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release today for conspiracy to commit bank fraud and possession of stolen mail, announced Russ Ferguson, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina. In addition to the prison sentence, Dunlap was ordered to pay $1,650,921.70 as restitution.
Cleveland Man Charged in Postal Worker Robbery
AKRON, Ohio – A Cuyahoga County man has been charged by criminal complaint with robbing a United States Postal Service (USPS) carrier while on her route.
Beaufort postal worker fired for alleged mail theft, using drugs on the job
A mail carrier at a Beaufort post office was terminated just before Christmas for stealing mail and using narcotics while on the job, according to police.
The Inspection Service is a joke. Notice all of these arrests were made by local police officers, not postal inspectors. The Inspection Service does nothing to prevent postal crime from happening and then — when the crime inevitably does happen — postal inspectors cross their fingers and hope local police will make an arrest. That’s the Inspection Service operating model.