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Postal police chief weighs in on ‘dangerous situation’ as mail theft rises in Tulsa, U.S.

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The U.S. Postal Service delivers almost 130 billion pieces of mail a year to over 163 million customers. Thieves have been breaking into the blue collection boxes outside of post offices in Tulsa and Owasso. The National President for the Postal Police Officers Union is weighing in. Frank Albergo says mail theft has exploded recently.

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Postal police chief weighs in on ‘dangerous situation’ as mail theft rises in Tulsa, U.S.

Criminals have been breaking into the blue collection boxes outside of post officers in Tulsa and Owasso, forcing employees to tape the bins shut to protect people from thieves.

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