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The U.S. Department of Justice has charged six individuals for allegedly orchestrating a multi-million-dollar check fraud scheme involving stolen mail. The group reportedly altered and sold stolen checks, exploiting the U.S. Postal Service’s collection boxes. Authorities vow to protect the integrity of the mail system.
- The group allegedly used stolen Postal Service keys to steal mail and alter checks.
- Fraudulent checks were sold online and deposited into East Coast bank accounts.
- U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton stressed the importance of protecting the integrity of the U.S. mail system.
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