Former US Postal Services employee (USPS) was recently sentenced to prison after she and two co -configners stole check checks worth over $ 24 million, according to Ministry of Justice.
Dena J. King, American Lawyer for Western District North Carolina, They announced a sentence in a press release on February 7th. Last week, the residents of Charlotte Golera Shannon (30) and Desiray Carter, 30, were sentenced to 60 months and 54 months in prison for prison for crimes, that is.
Officials say Shannon, who was employed by USPS from March 2021 to July 2023, stole incoming and outgoing checks while working as a mail officer at the Charlotte Distribution Center.
According to a press release, Shannon admitted that she had stole the checks at work from April to July 2023. Her clergymen were Carter and Donell Gardner, who were sentenced to 54 months in prison and three years of controlled release in 2023.
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“[Shannon] Persutee Gardner and Carter to steal incoming and outgoing checks of US mail, which Gardner and Carter then sold to other individuals, including the use of the Nobr Glass House telegram channel, “was posted in detail in a press release.
The thieves have stolen checks over $ 24 million, according to officials.
“[The total] It includes over $ 12 million stolen checks posted for sale on Telegram Channel og Glass House, and more than $ 8 million stolen checks in the US cash register, “an edition has been added.” The accused received hundreds of thousands of dollars of criminal revenue from mail theft schemes. “
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The US lawyer noticed that the accused were acknowledged guilty of one point conspiracy for committing the fraud of financial institutions and theft of government assets. They were ordered to pay $ 113,333.87 in restitution, both common and separately.
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“In today’s announcement, US lawyer King thanked the US office service of the main inspector, the US Postal Inspecto ‘IRS inspection service, the US Fiscal Service Ministry of Fiscal Service and Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Directorate for their investigation into their investigation into their investigation” , concluded in a statement.
