Suspected mail thief sent to jail after being caught by Sunrise police



Sunrise Police made a big mail theft bust, highlighting a problem that continues to plague the post office and unsuspecting residents across South Florida.

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14 thoughts on “Suspected mail thief sent to jail after being caught by Sunrise police”

  1. They should replace the mailboxes and put combination locks on them that only the mailman and the owner’s of the house’s & apartments can access I would also add more security cameras, and a fence between family houses and a gate for the driveways to keep our mail and families safe

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  2. When the owner of where I am staying is away I wait till early am to get the mail because there is no way am I going out in this intoxicating heat to get the mail . Luckily the mail is there still in the morning

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  3. nder United States Code 18 Section 1708, federal mail theft is a felony. If you are charged with mail theft, you could face up to five years in federal prison and fines of up to $250,000.

    If you are convicted on multiple counts of mail theft or if there were extenuating circumstances involved, you could face even harsher penalties. These include longer prison sentences and higher fines.

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