Posted on 01/26/2021 10:10:51 AM PST by Kid Shelleen
Thieves are breaking into blue U.S. Postal Service collection boxes across Philadelphia, stealing mail and checks, costing victims thousands of dollars, law enforcement officials say.
The thieves have been stealing checks, forging signatures, and amassing personal information from the mail to commit identity theft, according to interviews with victims, Philadelphia police, and postal sources.
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The break-ins call into question the security of the iconic blue boxes, which residents use to mail everything from checks and confidential records to election ballots.
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And costing for damage to the blue box.
Which we will find out are made of blue paint covered gold.
No cameras close to the boxes?
BLM/ANTOFA terrorists in action?
Impossible the mail is totally and utterly safe. Checks, ballots all of that is totally safe.
I never put my mail in those blue boxes. If I can’t pay something electronically, I’ll take it to the post office when they are open and drop it in the slot inside.
Phila USPS is major screwed up overall. Have had two Priority Mail envelopes take 15 days and 8 days respectively. USPS is not posting tracking info to the web site, but my postmistress was able to get the info. Four days from S.E. Ohio to Phila, where they just sit, day after day after day.
Instead of renting a safe deposit box, I just put all my bond certificates in mail, addressed to myself. It takes a long time to arrive back, and US mail is one of the safest. And saves me trips to the bank and pay yearly fees. /S
I live in a small borough outside of Pittsburgh.
People are so trusting of the blue box in front of our post office they actually leave packages underneath and on top of it after hours if the box is full.
But your ballots were safe.
Where do I hide...and how do I get there!
Pffft some postal workers are crooks.
This is just another “reset” for a cashless society. Think about it.
Are they sure the “checks” aren’t late incoming MAIL IN Ballots.... for 2020 Presidential.... it’s not too late folks... keep them cards and ballots coming.
Mail in checks— stolen. Imagine that. Said no one who lives in rural America and cannot have a mail box on their property entrance— for theft and vandalism reasons, both.
Prosecute these thieves— Postal Inspectors.
Instead of being called out to arrest Brad Parscale (imagine that happening in Broward County FL— don’t have to- it DID happen to a rather foolish Parscale. But also— points to the THEFT role in the elections on the digital side of the Postal Inspectors- who clearly looked the other way on Mail In Ballot fraud, as they were supposed to monitor the surveilling of mailed ballots by the USPS “Mail Covers” program (which photos all sorted mail as 200 processing centers across the US and assigns a registration to each envelope printed on the envelope and scannable under ultraviolet light to illuminate the number).
The Mail Covers program is one more way to verify fraudulent ballots, back dated ballots, origin and destination of mail in ballots completed. A major tracing of physically fraudulent Election fraud, and defrauding of legitimate voters (already voted, when they had not- and their provisional ballots never counted, etc.). Imho they are part of the Great Immaculate Election.
Thank God there are no votes ever put in those mailboxes.
Oh? Nevermind.
Unless it’s a ballot for taking Amazon union. Then the mail is completely unsafe.
Blue U.S. Postal Service collection boxes are being broken into in Austin, TX, as well.
Have had two Priority Mail envelopes take 15 days and 8 days respectively.
I’m old enough to remember that you didn’t want to screw with the U.S.P.O. Reusing a stamp could get you locked up. Breaking into a mailbox would result in penitentiary time.
USPS, Fed Ex, and UPS packages are simply left in the lobby. No one has had any problem.
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