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U.S. Postal Service investigating assault by employee in Helena Valley, Montana

HELENA — A 53-year-old United States Post Office employee has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault charges.

“Normally, it’s the postal workers that are being assaulted or in some way abused. Not the other way around, so that’s why I was surprised with this case,” said Sheriff of Lewis and Clark County Leo Dutton.

He said Gregory Knight from East Helena received a citation for “purposely causing bodily injury by punching the victim in the face, causing a nosebleed.”

Dutton said, “There were marks on the victim’s face.”

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