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← Return to briefingFederal charges have been filed against five individuals accused of participating in a scheme to steal checks. S. Postal Service mail carriers and two other people.
They allegedly stole checks from mail routes and sold them. The charges are outlined in federal court documents. Further details about the case are available from the source, including the court documents that outline the federal charges against the five individuals.
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