USPS Insider Who Stole Checks in $34,000,000 Fraud Scheme Hitting About 6,500 Victims Gets Six and a Half Years in Prison
A former Indianapolis letter carrier has been sentenced to six and a half years in prison for stealing checks from the mail in a $34 million bank fraud scheme that hit about 6,500 victims. The post USPS Insider Who Stole Checks in $34,000,000 Fraud Scheme Hitting About 6,500 Victims Gets Six and a Half Years in Prison…
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