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Thursday, March 31, 2005
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Postal Worker Found With Mail From 1996
FRANKLIN, Ind. – Some city residents could soon get letters nearly 10 years old after police found several bags and boxes of undelivered mail in a postal worker’s home, authorities said.
Police were investigating a domestic dispute at mailman Glenn Snow’s home when officers found first-class mail dating from 1996 to 1999, police said.
A female roommate told police Snow did not deliver the mail because it was too much, according to a police report.
The only word to describe this level of laziness is admirable. And he can’t even be prosecuted.
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The settlement check is in the mail.
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The check really is in the mail.
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Please excuse my ignorance, but why can he not be prosecuted? Interferring with the delivery of US mail is a federal offence. I’d say that storing it in his residence constitutes interferring.
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