Inauguration Day, January 20, 2001
Bill and Hillary Clinton Finally Leave The White House
PHOTO OF HILLARY CARRYING STOLEN PROPERTY
Posted on 07/10/2016 10:20:43 AM PDT by CivilWarBrewing
Wow. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the photo of Hillary carrying a USPS crate which clearly warns of criminal penalty for public use.
I think her actions reflect her poor judgment not merely because she is in possession of property stolen from the USPS, BUT THAT SHE DID NOT CARE ABOUT THE OPTICS OF CARRYING WHAT IS CLEARLY MARKED AS STOLEN PROPERTY!!
Due to copyright issues I've not posted the photo here but it can be viewed within the following link: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3682689/Bill-Clinton-dons-blue-suede-shoes-walk-family-dogs-Masie-Tally-New-York-Hillary-visits-daughter-Chelsea-10-5million-condo.html
I used to belong to a nonprofit organization that sent out newsletters bulk mail. Someone would go to the bulk mail section of the main post office, pick up containers like that from the employees there, and then fill the boxes with the newsletters sorted by zipcode. Finally, we would return the filled boxes to the bulk mail department. It worked for everyone. Not sure if they still do that.
Inauguration Day, January 20, 2001
Bill and Hillary Clinton Finally Leave The White House
PHOTO OF HILLARY CARRYING STOLEN PROPERTY
Yes. Any other person would. But not the Clinton’s. Heard Dennis Prager commenting on the arrogance of the couple. Was quite enlightening.
So in this case, she probably doesn't understand what all that funny printing on the sides of those Post Office boxes means either.
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I loathe this woman, however, when I pick up my vacation hold mail, they encourage me to take the bin home, and just leave it out, for the Letter Carrier to retrieve, on his appointed rounds.
They sure do...broken, torn, faded, holes, etc.
I used to buy them by the banded pallet and resold them to recyclers for making plastic boards, etc.
Take a look at that one and convince me it's "surplus".
It's surplus alright..."surplussed" right into the wrinkled old gas bags hands...because...well, she's a Clinton.
Where are his eyes?
I refuse any mental imagery of hillary’s box.
Where are her teeth?
And why wouldn't she?
She's a latter day Catherine de Medici, and we're all Huguenots.
She's already planning for a coming St. Bartholomew's Day.
Hillary has an advantage - "journalists' work as her PR Team. Yep, total sell-outs - disgusting shills... destroying a once proud profession for ... nothing.
Well, for the scarps and crumbs she tosses..."oh please Hillary - won't you humiliate me?" please oh please...
She’s not wearing her dentures in that pic. Granma Clinton doesn’t have any teeth.
The Postal Service encourages reporting of MTE that’s being misused, staged unnecessarily, or located outside the postal network. Send leads and tips to HQMTE@usps.gov, or call the MTE hotline at 866-330-3404.
If you haven't any teef;
up above or beneef;
you can gum it with yur gummie gum gums!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--------------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--------------------- UNITED STATES MTE Hotline: 1-866-330-3404 EMAIL : hqmte@usps.gov |
The U.S. Postal Service has issued a warning for anyone who may be using a plastic postal tub for personal use - you could go to jail.
Some people may not realize that it is illegal to posses a postal tub for their own use. The tubs are federal property and belong to the Postal Service.
Officials estimate the Postal Service spends about $50 million a year to replace stolen equipment.
"It is essential we have this equipment to accept, sort and move the mail within the processing network. We need this to process the mail to get it out to our customers," said Holly Patterson, with the U.S. Postal Service.
Many of the tubs are left full of mail at area businesses to be emptied and returned the next day.
"Postal inspectors will be stopping by area businesses looking for these. Of course, you have already been warned on the side here, this is federal property. And keeping one has a stiff penalty," Patterson said.
The maximum penalty includes three years imprisonment and a $1,000 fine, but all it takes to avoid punishment is returning the tubs promptly.
 Postal Inspector Victoria Fussell of the San Francisco Division initiated a criminal investigation of a California company after finding USPS pallets at a recycling plant loaded with what appeared to be mail matter. |
MTE Recovery Efforts by Postal Inspectors Save USPS Millions of Dollars
Every year, the Postal Service spends millions of dollars to replace Mail Transport Equipment (MTE) that leaks out of the Postal Service network. With pallets costing up to $20 each, letter trays up to $2.75 per tray and tubs costing around $4 each, losses add up quickly. Replacing missing equipment cost the Postal Service $50 million last year.
To help the Postal Service reel in wayward equipment and to prosecute violators, Postal Inspectors launched the Equipment Recovery Project in 2008. Since then, Inspectors have recovered almost 200,000 pieces of MTE, including pallets, trays and tubs, worth more than $4 million. The items were reclaimed from businesses ranging from a New England fish market to California recycling firms.
Criminal prosecution for theft or misuse of postal property, a federal crime that carries a penalty of up to 3 years in prison and/or a fine of up to $250,000, was also initiated in several cases.
Individuals who are aware of the misuse of postal equipment are encouraged to contact the Postal Inspection Service at (877.876.2455) or the mail transport equipment recovery hotline (866.330.3404) and email address (hqmte@usps.gov).
Forget about it.
“No reasonable prosecutor would indict.”
Because no reasonable prosecutor wants to wind up “sleeping with the fishes.”
It would be hysterical if the Postmaster received thousands of EMails with the photo attached. But Obama will pardon her, so what is the use?
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