Ohio mail carrier arrested and charged with delay of mail

Ohio mail carrier arrested and charged with delay of mail

DOJ – 10/30/20 – A Maple Heights mail carrier was arrested this morning and charged on a federal criminal complaint in the Northern District of Ohio. U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman and U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General Special Agent in Charge Kenneth Cleevely announced that De’Andrian L. Rice, age 27, of Maple Heights, was […]

USPS Employees Reminded of Hatch Act Guidelines

USPS Employees Reminded of Hatch Act Guidelines

USPS News Link – 10/30/20 – The Postal Service is continuing to remind employees of the rules surrounding political activity under the Hatch Act. The Hatch Act is a law that prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activity while on duty, while wearing a federal uniform or identification badge, while on federal property or […]

USPS Utilizes Extraordinary Measures to Deliver Nation’s Ballots In Final Days of November Election Fact Sheet

USPS Utilizes Extraordinary Measures to Deliver Nation’s Ballots In Final Days of November Election Fact Sheet

USPS – 10/30/20 – In the final weekend before the November election, the United States Postal Service will continue to implement extraordinary measures to advance and expedite the delivery of the nation’s ballots. Between Oct. 26 and Nov. 24, local postal management is authorized and expected to use extraordinary measures, such as the following, to […]

East Bay, CA Residents Charged With Mail Fraud Conspiracy

East Bay, CA Residents Charged With Mail Fraud Conspiracy

Defendants Alleged to Adopt Identities of Recently Deceased People to Steal Funds and Open Accounts OAKLAND – 10/29/20 – Dayna Lynn Alexander, also known as Dayna Lyn Huntsman, and Alicia Amanda Roberts, also known as Alicia Roberts Canal, have been charged in a criminal complaint with an alleged conspiracy to commit mail fraud, announced United […]

Burlington, ME Woman Sentenced for Mailing Anthrax Threat to Sen. Susan Collins

Burlington, ME Woman Sentenced for Mailing Anthrax Threat to Sen. Susan Collins

BANGOR, Maine:  10/29/20 – A Burlington, Maine woman was sentenced in federal court in Bangor today for mailing a threatening communication to Sen. Susan Collins, U.S. Attorney Halsey B. Frank announced. U.S. District Judge Lance E. Walker sentenced Suzanne Muscara, 38, to 30 months in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release. On November […]

Two ballots among stolen mail found in Texas dumpster

Two ballots among stolen mail found in Texas dumpster

10/29/20 – US Postal Inspectors are working to find the people responsible for dumping two bins of stolen mail in a townhome complex dumpster. A resident of the Willow Run Townhome complex on Perry Road near Windfern spotted the discarded mail Thursday morning and immediately notified management. Head of maintenance John Lester fished all of […]

New Jersey Doctor Admits Role In Multi-Million-Dollar Postal Workers Comp Scheme

New Jersey Doctor Admits Role In Multi-Million-Dollar Postal Workers Comp Scheme

Doctor Admits Role in Illegal Kickback Scheme NEWARK, N.J. – DOJ 10/29/20 – A Bergen County, New Jersey, doctor today admitted participating in a conspiracy to violate the federal anti-kickback statute, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced. Mark A. Filippone, 72, of Wallington, New Jersey, pleaded guilty today by videoconference before U.S. District Judge Susan D. […]

Former WVA postal worker admits to marijuana offense in Huntington

Former WVA postal worker admits to marijuana offense in Huntington

HUNTINGTON — 10/29/20 – A former Huntington postal worker faces up to five years in federal prison for his part in a California-to-Huntington marijuana conspiracy that ended in 2018 when officers recovered a package that held about 16 pounds of marijuana. Carl Andrew Varnum, 49, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute marijuana. According to U.S. […]

Election-related mail means tough times for the Postal Service

Election-related mail means tough times for the Postal Service

PHOENIX – Record-breaking requests for mail-in ballots have caused some issues at the Post Office. That, combined with all of the candidate mail and navigating a pandemic, means a tough time for the postal service. “You know with COVID, we have some more challenges sometimes in certain areas, but overall, we’re just making sure we get everything delivered. It […]

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