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USPS Stand Up Talk on Employee Conduct and Law Enforcement

Interference with Law Enforcement
If you encounter an incident involving active law enforcement activity you should not interfere or intercede in the activity. Interfering or interceding in law enforcement activity may lead to injury or arrest as well as potential corrective action by the Postal Service. If you witness an incident you believe to be an emergency, you should call 9-1-1, contact USPIS at 877-876-2455, and then call your immediate supervisor.

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