Sean DeLancey came to KTNV from West Virginia in April of 2019 after five years of reporting in West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio.
CINCINNATI — Even as statewide numbers fall, attacks on letter carriers in the greater Cincinnati area have risen in the past year.
"Criminals are robbing our carriers for keys, to sell the key or steal mail and commit related financial fraud," Lutz said."This is why the Postal Service and Postal Inspection Service has announced an expanded Project Safe Delivery in May of 2023. "Earlier this week in Southwest Ohio, there were two armed robberies of letter carriers within 12 hours," Landsman said in his speech.
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