Yeah it's one thing to imagine some idiot low-life who doesn't know or care that tampering with mail is a federal offense, but quite another for a postal employee who both knows the law and risks his job, and for what--some junk someone sent thru the USPS?louisf1 wrote:I am a postal delivery man and deliver packages daily. I wouldn't even consider stealing someone's package. I don't believe most would. It would be problematic if packages always seemed to come up missing or empty on my route wouldn't it? We postal workers under go a very thorough background investigation just like CHL holders do. I wouldn't be so quick to point fingers at the postal employees like I am seeing being done here.
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- Sat Jun 06, 2015 2:21 pm
- Forum: The Crime Blotter
- Topic: Stealing packages from mailbox
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Re: Stealing packages from mailbox
- Fri Jun 05, 2015 3:57 pm
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Re: Stealing packages from mailbox
Bodes ill for the so-called SmartPost option that many are using these days, where FedEx (and UPS too I believe) will deliver your package to the USPS which does the final delivery.
All kinds of problems with this, such that I wish e.g. Amazon would let you select the shipping method, even if FedEx delivery to your door costs more...
All kinds of problems with this, such that I wish e.g. Amazon would let you select the shipping method, even if FedEx delivery to your door costs more...