US POST OFFICE FOLLOWS IRS: TARGETS CITIZENS FOR POLITICS (EMPLOYEE THEFT)

USPS FOLLOWS IRS: TARGETS CITIZENS WHO OPPOSE OBAMA ADMIN POLICIES

USPS EMPLOYEES ARE ALSO STEALING CUSTOMER PACKAGES.

DOES ANYONE IN CONGRESS CARE?

Sources: Newsmax, Koin, St Louis Today, ConsumerAffairs.com, Youtube

From 2010 to 2012 the Obama Admin and key Democrat leaders allowed or ordered IRS employees to target Christians, Conservatives, Black-owned Businesses and Black Celebrities all for Politics as a means of silencing anyone who supported or considered supporting the GOP.

The GOP's only solution to stopping such harassment of US citizens was to Defund the IRS.

In 2016 it appears the Obama Admin and key Democrat leaders are now allowing or ordering US Postal employees to also target and harass Christians, Conservatives and anyone else who opposes Obama or Hillary.

Thousands of US citizens have submitted formal complaints to USPS Postmasters and USPS Inspector Generals with no resolution in sight.

Many people don't know that the US Postal Service actually falls under the Dept of Homeland Security.

So who chairs the Dept of Homeland Security?

Republican U.S. Senator Ron Johnson!

Is Senator Ron Johnson aware of such malfeasance at the hands of USPS employees against American citizens for the sake of Politics?

Does GOP leadership plan to hold a hearing of USPS brass on Capitol Hill as they did IRS brass?

Stay tuned.

***** Hazelwood US postal employees accused of stealing packages

Four current or former employees of a Hazelwood postal distribution center and the girlfriend of one of the men have been indicted in federal court here and accused of stealing electronics, drugs and other items from the mail.

The employees employed a process called “over-labeling,” where they created a new address label to replace the mail's existing label, then used that new label to direct the package to an address of their choosing, the indictment says. The ring targeted packages that they thought contained electronics, marijuana, clothing, pottery and “personal effects.”

In all, at least 33 packages were sent to seven addresses in St. Louis and St. Charles counties, the indictment claims.

Edward “Eddie” Lewis, 22, of Hazelwood; Sean West, 21, of the Florissant area; Quentin Cook, 22, of the Florissant area; Korey Howard, 23, of the Florissant area; and Che'yron Robinson, 22, of St. Charles, were all indicted Wednesday on a conspiracy charge. Their home addresses were not immediately available Tuesday.

Lewis and Howard also face charges of possession of stolen mail and West, Howard and Lewis face at least one charge of obstruction of correspondence.

Howard and West were so-called “Christmas casual” employees, and worked at the Hazelwood facility from November 2014 to January, the indictment says.

The investigation showed that a week after starting work, both opened mail that was on a delivery truck they were supposed to unload, according to the indictment.

Both are now unemployed.

Cook is a current employee, earning $2,000 per month, court documents say. Lewis worked for the postal service from May 2013 to March of 2014. Robinson is West's girlfriend.

West, Howard and Cook have been arrested and were scheduled to be in court Tuesday to plead not guilty. Their lawyers could not be immediately reached for comment.