Law360 (November 23, 2021, 6:36 PM EST) — The U.S. Office of Inspector General asked a Pennsylvania federal court Tuesday to help it sniff out who sent a package of fake feces to harass a postal supervisor, seeking to enforce a subpoena on a Pittsburgh-based company called “Poop Senders,” according to court documents.
“Poopsenders advertises that it does not disclose customer information and guarantees that all transactions conducted on the website are anonymous,” the petition to the court said Tuesday. “The OIG has issued two subpoenas to confirm the identity of the individual customer who sent the feces to the victim. No response to either subpoena has been received.”
The petition asked the court for an order to show cause as to why its subpoenas should not be enforced to make the company drop a dime on the customer who dropped the deuce.
According to the petition and an attached declaration from a USPS OIG agent, an “inappropriate relationship … between a supervisor and a subordinate” in the Postal Service had resulted in a campaign of harassment against the supervisor.
Really?? Looks like Postal Supervisor needs to put on ‘big boy’ pants and act like an adult.
After all the horrible things a previous supervisor done to me I say as long as it was fake then someone wasted their money and throw in trash they used real dog crap in my postal vehicle etc etc and nothing was done