WEYMOUTH (CBS) – A grand jury indicted a Postal Service employee after thousands of undelivered letters and packages were found in her SUV.
In May, a tow truck driver noticed the unopened mail inside an SUV that had gone unclaimed for months. The items had been postmarked but never delivered.
The Postal Service told WBZ-TV at the time the woman driving the SUV when it was towed is a “City Carrier Assistant,” which is an entry-level letter carrier job. She had not been charged, but was placed on duties that did not involve delivering mail. CBS Boston
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