Postal crimes are almost a daily event. These are the ones we found today

Traffic stop on postal route leads to arrest of Bibb County USPS worker in mail theft case
A 40-year-old U.S. Postal Service employee was arrested and charged with mail theft following a joint investigation by local and federal authorities in Bibb Cou
Portland Man Sentenced to 55 Months in Federal Prison for Mail Theft, Identity Theft Scheme
A Portland man was sentenced to four years and seven months in federal prison for stealing hundreds of pieces of mail, using stolen identities to commit bank fraud, and possessing counterfeit postal service keys, U.S. Attorney Scott Bradford announced today.
Connecticut man charged in arson spree in Massachusetts, feds say
Prosecutors said a Connecticut man filed a portable gasoline container before setting fire to a private car and a U.S. Postal Service vehicle in Marlborough, Mass. on Oct 7.
Suspect arrested in fatal double shooting in Vallejo
Vallejo police made in arrest in a case involving the shooting death of a postal worker and one other person in October, the department said Tuesday.

Baker City man pleads guilty to assaulting mail carrier in 2024 - Baker City Herald
BAKER CITY — A Baker City man accused of hitting a letter carrier in the head with the stock of a BB gun in Baker City nearly two years ago […]
Sentencing delayed for one of the men convicted of killing a Warren mailman
Thomas Sledge and his son Kaprise Sledge were found guilty of gunning down U.S. Postal Service Letter Carrier, 33-year-old Jonte Davis, as he was driving his route on Olive Avenue NE in Warren in March 2024.
Local Postal Carrier Finds Her Own Stolen Vehicle While Delivering Mail in McKinleyville
Basically, we cover for regulars when they’re out sick or on vacation,” she said. In practice, that means driving a variety of different routes, and on Friday, Kurth found herself on a McKinleyville route that she hadn’t driven in a while. She was near the intersection of Hiller Road and Patricia Lane when she spotted it: a silver RAV4 parked in the grass near an old trailer.
N.J. mail fraudster charged again, tried to swindle $12M from bank, feds say
The new charges, brought by the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, allege that in January 2024, he set up an address in Dallas with the legitimate company, physicaladdress.com, which also forwards mail received to any other address the customer desires.
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