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04/11/2026 20:51

Former postal carrier sentenced to more than 6 years in $20M check-theft scheme

A former Indianapolis postal carrier has been sentenced to 6½ years in federal prison for stealing millions of dollars in checks from the mail and selling them to co-conspirators in a fraud scheme that affected about 6,500 victims, federal prosecutors said.
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