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25 August 2026

Feds: USPS carriers stole nearly $24M in checks, shipped them through FedEx

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Feds: USPS carriers stole nearly $24M in checks, shipped them through FedEx

Federal prosecutors accuse three Houston U. S. Postal Service carriers of stealing checks worth nearly $24 million. A federal grand jury charged five people in the Southern District of Texas on Aug. 19.

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