[knarf]

Tinley Park, one of the fastest growing suburbs south of Chicago

[ErnBatavia]

We have a padlock for our mailbox, which the carrier thankfully utilizes for us....a few years ago, I noticed a piece of our 'flag up outbound' mail in the street a few houses down the street -- along with somebody else's torn-open envelope; this one had obviously been a mortgage payment and the check was missing.

After I called the Post Office and police, the officer actually was able to contact the woman who's house payment had been snagged, and she was apparently able to stop payment on it.

[bgill]

You mean the usurper can’t get a handle on his own “home” town’s crimes?

One would think the guy would have had the meds delivered to his office (just guessing he was at work that day). One would also think UPS would have a rule that meds and anything over a certain dollar amount should have to be signed for. A thug swallowing a bottle of pills is one thing but think of the stink raised if kids did that. Another thing is freezing weather or scorching temperatures could change the chemical makeup so that the pills aren’t effective. Any way you look at it, having meds, especially $5000 ones, dropped at your doorstep is stupid.

UPS can’t be bothered to walk our packages to the front door. They slow down, fling the package out of the truck onto our driveway and continue down the road.