USPS, Inspection Service detail efforts to combat crime
Additional briefings in other cities will be held in the coming weeks.
Tag: postal crime
Postal Bulletin highlights new domestic postal money orders
The current, or “legacy,” postal money order will stay in circulation until all existing stock is depleted.
USPS employees are barred from certain types of outside work
Postal Service employees should check with the Ethics Office before taking a second job.
USPS Supervisor Arrested on Complaint Alleging Theft of $281,000 in Checks from Mail
Hayes’s scheme allegedly involved more than $281,000 in stolen checks that she deposited into her bank accounts.
USPS: Don’t use arrow keys in criminal activities (video)
The video features Chief Postal Inspector Gary Barksdale and Inspector General Tammy Hull.
Former Gardiner, Montana postmaster admits stealing post office bank deposits
October 3, 2024 BILLINGS — The former postmaster of the Gardiner post office admitted today to allegations that she stole office bank deposits, U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich said. The defendant, Tanya Lee Holbrook, 42, of Emigrant, pleaded guilty to misappropriation of postal funds and theft of government property as charged in an indictment. Holbrook faces…
USPS OIG Report: Mail Theft Mitigation and Response – San Francisco
This report presents the results of our audit of Mail Theft Mitigation and Response
Former USPS Maintenance Manager Sentenced in Federal Court for Stealing Cash from Mail at Indianapolis P&DC
Gallon stole cash from letters, packages, bags, and mail within the mainstream at the distribution center. The total amount of money stolen by the defendant was found to be no more than $6,500.