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..stealing packages, and stealing food stamp:

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ID theft ring recruited USPS mail carriers to steal credit cards: DA
Ten people have been indicted in an ID theft conspiracy that included United States Postal Service mail carriers and netted more than $750,000, Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance announced Wednesday. The alleged crimes were committed between January 2017 and August 2019, with the accused ringleader, 37-year-old Michael Richards, charged with recruiting multiple mail carriers to steal credit cards from the mail they delivered in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Burke, Virginia. Those mail carriers were identified as 36-year-old Kennisha Murrell, 31-year-old Curquan Highsmith, 31-year-old Bruce Bienvenu, and 25-year-old Kenneth Freeman. Richards allegedly paid the mail carriers different amounts depending on how well the cards they stole performed.

What I've seen personally:

-The carrier that dump the marriage mail got fired.

-The carrier that stole packages got fired and probation.

-The couple that stole food stamp got prison time. The wife worked at the processing plant and the husband is a letter carrier so one stole food stamp when it goes through processing while the other stole it while on his route. Keep in mind that back in the 90s, food stamp was in coupon book form so it's very easy to steal and really no way of tracking it:



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The husband also hired some underage boys in poor neighborhood to rob registered mail off postal trucks too...



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I've transported registered mail too and no one can open it once it leaves that particular P.O. until I drop it off to the "cage" clerk at the processing facility. I don't know what's in there exactly, I just know it's valuable stuff such as diamonds, gold, etc. The cage clerk has a key to open the lock so he/she can start doing the paperwork and process it to its' destinations:




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