By Steven Nelson – November 16, 2016 Itâs no surprise that with about a half-million employees, some U.S. Postal Service workers are enticed by the prospect of free marijuana when the drugâs telltale odor seeps from a package. But when the postal service inspector general’s office looked into the handling of such packages at seven…
(Click THIS LINK if above video doesn’t load in your browser) By Jonathan D. Silver – September 30, 2015 A prosecutor Wednesday claimed that Pittsburghâs suspended postmaster engaged in a âsystemic manipulation of his employeesâ when he allegedly intimidated and threatened subordinates last year in an effort to dissuade them from cooperating with federal investigators…
ROSEVILLE – Roseville Police arrested two suspects in a drug ring that shipped illegal drugs through a local Post Office facility. They say Tim Reimer and Brian Getz based their operation in the Nevada City/Grass Valley area where 141 pounds of processed and wrapped pot was found along with $225,000 in cash. The pot was supposedly…
A few packages on a desk at the U.S. Postal Inspection Service office in South Boise were set aside because postal employees thought they were suspicious. A note on one mailed from Fruitland to an address in Clemmons, N.C., said, “Smells like coffee. Possible drugs?” A package from Colorado intercepted on its way to a…
