Criminals are infiltrating the United States Postal Service. They’re punching clocks on the way in and robbing the USPS blind on the way out. Some are connected to organized crime and drug trafficking. But most are likely rank-and-file employees pocketing credit cards, checks, gift cards, medication, and other valuables. Those are just a few takeaways from a newly published report from the USPS’s Office of the Inspector General.
They are special.
Exiled NYC school staffers rake in fat paychecks as two-year human trafficking probe drags on https://t.co/tVwJJxQU7l pic.twitter.com/FmfCfPJBa5
— New York Post (@nypost) November 17, 2024
“Your toll today is $0. We’re implementing a $9 toll instead of a $15 toll, so we’re saving you 40%” is perfect NY politician logic. #congestionpricing pic.twitter.com/xwh4RWUmwB
— robmillertime (@robmillertime) November 14, 2024
Equity overload: Federal department keeps 294 DEI staffers on payroll, most with six-figure salaries https://t.co/3kXuaAMYLa pic.twitter.com/61IUbFOYzi
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) November 13, 2024
Mayor Brandon Johnson's $103,488-a-year public safety advisor told cops last month that her plates have been expired for two years because her "check engine" light keeps coming on and she can't pass an emissions test.https://t.co/IyQARoQ52s
— CWBChicago (@CWBChicago) November 12, 2024
Policewoman, 53, threw a pot of face cream at her girlfriend and grabbed her by the throat then told her 'I'm with the police, they won't believe you' when she threatened to report her, court hears https://t.co/sBRqIoTxOr pic.twitter.com/FtLmxufeat
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) October 29, 2024
