Comments on: Postal Clerk Gets Prison For Embezzling $240,000

By: Grapost

Grapost — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 16:43:31 +0000

When was the last time you heard of Postmaster getting prison time for stealing big time from the PO? Typical double standard in the Justice System. They always give their fellow white collar kind a slap on the wrist no matter what they do. When white collar people steal, it’s considered and “error in judgment”. When blue collar people steal it’s a “crime.” Even thought White Collar people are supposed to be held to a higher standard. What Joke!

By: john potter

john potter — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 15:43:38 +0000

I wanted to give her probation but she wouldn’t agree to sleep with me

By: clerk

clerk — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 15:02:13 +0000

Only a year for that amount of money???? That’s just a slap on the wrists. At least give her the same amount of time that she spent stealing that money. And what about paying that money back? This kind of behavior will continue unless the nation cracks down hard on these criminals. They know they won’t have to serve long in jail. We as postal employees make good money and for someone to be that greedy to think they can get away with stealing, doesn’t deserve the good job they had. Think ahead people, is it really worth it? To give up such a good job with good benefits? Not in my opinion. The postal service could be in the black if all these criminals from within the PO were to work in a Processing Plant only for those who commited the crimes, for no wages. Like a prison, only they process the mail for the carriers. No wages, but they can go back to their cells when the work is done. Therefore they are locked up, and they work nights….FOR FREE. Just think of the savings the USPS would have.

By: Johnny F. Hannah

Johnny F. Hannah — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 03:02:56 +0000

I think that who ever is making the decisions to send our regular employees out of state to work needs to reconcider, sence the fact that we still have casual employees in the state. also that the mail handlers are verry much needed here in this state.