Video: Pittsburgh postmaster will stand trial on charges of intimidating subordinates

A prosecutor Wednesday claimed that Pittsburgh’s suspended postmaster engaged in a “systemic manipulation of his employees” when he allegedly intimidated and threatened subordinates last year in an effort to dissuade them from cooperating with federal investigators who were looking into his activities. pittsburgh-postmaster-davis

“He was using his position as the biggest boss in the city and held it over their heads,” Assistant District Attorney Brian Catanzarite said of Daniel P. Davis, who was held for trial on numerous charges after a preliminary hearing in City Court. “This defendant threatened them one way or the other.”

The Allegheny County District Attorney’s office charged Mr. Davis, 50, of Canonsburg in September with obstructing administration of law or other government function and four counts each of intimidation of witnesses or victims, criminal coercion and official oppression. Read More

2 Responses to "Video: Pittsburgh postmaster will stand trial on charges of intimidating subordinates"

  1. This jerk needs to be convicted, lose his job, and be jailed. Maybe the Postal Service will start weeding out all supervision who threaten and intimidate employees. I hope that if any employee who got fired because of this piece of crap sues for re-instatement of employment, and all back pay.

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