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Rallies in Dallas, 2 other cities to protest crimes against mail carriers

DALLAS – Rallies are scheduled in three cities Thursday – including Dallas  – about a crime wave that CBS News Texas was first to bring attention to early last year.

Assaults and robberies of letter carriers for the U.S. Postal Service is at an all-time high – and it subjects all of us to fraud and theft.

Some DFW letter carriers say they go to work afraid.

Vania Garcia, a proud U.S. Postal Service letter carrier for five years, says she hasn’t felt comfortable delivering mail on her route in Northeast Dallas since November, when someone assaulted her while trying to steal her truck.

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