Postal Maintenance Mechanic Admits Using USPS Computer For Child Porn

February 7, 2011 by
Filed under: postal, postal news, usps 

An employee for the U.S. Postal Service has admitted to using a work computer to view child pornography.

Michael Geary, 56, pleaded guilty in federal court Monday, admitting that he used a government computer at the Utica Post Office to search for, receive and view child porn. Geary was a maintenance mechanic with the Postal Service at the time.

Geary faces up to 20 years in prison and $500,000 in fines. He will also be required to register as a sex offender

full story: WKTV

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5 Comments on Postal Maintenance Mechanic Admits Using USPS Computer For Child Porn

  1. joe mama on Mon, 7th Feb 2011 4:05 pm

    2. We had a level # 20 postmaster watching porn on the clock ! Guess what ? He was made a level # 20 supervisor and charged with sexual harassment @ another p.o. Then guess what ? NOTHING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sexual harassment lawsuit still pending . How much is that going to cost the post office ? Who cares ? He is an asset to the post office and a role model !!!!!!!!!!!!!

  2. Angry Spouse on Tue, 8th Feb 2011 11:18 am

    3. Well, the rules only applies to non-supervisory and management employess when it comes to P.O. Bet ya the management have known it a long time before they said anything to this guy. They see you do something wrong and they won’t even budge to tell you its wrong.

  3. just logic on Tue, 8th Feb 2011 4:35 pm

    4. Does a grown man need to be told that is wrong and do not do it again or else?

    Dont think so!

  4. 2 Cents on Tue, 8th Feb 2011 10:22 pm

    5. A grown man doesn’t need to be told that what he is doing is wrong but I think a warning from a supervisor is necessary to correct the behavior. Hoarders will not realize that what they are doing is wrong until someone says so. Giving a warning will help stablish a disciplinary action and will give the offender a chance to be rehabilitated before adverse action is implemented.

    It is a sad reality that in some PO rules only applies to non-supervisory and non-management level employees

  5. Heywood Joblome on Wed, 9th Feb 2011 10:59 am

    6. When he arrives at Federal Prison when he (thinks he`s signing the OTDL) and checks NO RESTRICTIONS, guess what……..he`s going to get it with NO RESTRICTIONS! “Ouch”