USPS Employees Face Federal Indictments for Fraud

In the midst of trying to reduce costs and renew its business model, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) recently has had five of its former employees indicted or sentenced for alleged fraudulent actions against USPS and its services.

Marvis Charles Box, 67, of Converse, Texas, allegedly stole about $478,000 worth of USPS equipment according the Western District of Texas’ U.S. Attorney’s Office. Box, who was arrested May 13, was charged with three counts of theft of government property.