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Norfolk postal employee caught on camera doing drugs and stealing mail, court records say

Kiesha Brown was arrested back in October. The 32-year-old former postal employee worked as a city carrier assistant at the L.C. Page Post Office in Norfolk.

She’s since pleaded guilty to one count of theft of mail matter.

According to court records, back in June 2023, authorities began receiving complaints about check fraud and mail theft from the postal station. By February 2024, Brown was their suspect, the records state.

Investigators placed undercover cameras in her postal vehicle, according to the records. They said they caught her on camera using drugs, as well as rummaging through and stealing mail.

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