Two South Florida men, suspected of stealing mail, were arrested in St. Johns County Thursday.
Several people in that area told News4JAX they’ve dropped mail off at a nearby post office that never made it to its destination.
Inside the car, deputies said they found a stolen master mailbox key, gloves, mask, numerous items of stolen mail and a firearm, as well as a mask and gloves. Both suspects are charged with felony possession of personal information that was inside stolen mail envelopes. “We’ve seen situations where groups of organized criminals are working together to recruit postal employees to steal from the mail and other things, so it’s become a bigger and bigger deal...and these cases have become much more complex,” U.S. Postal Service Inspector General Tammy Whitcomb Hull said.
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