WANTED: We're offering up to a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest & conviction of suspect who robbed the Eau Claire Post Office at gunpoint in Columbia, SC on December 2, 2025 at 10:20 AM.
📞 If you have information to report, call our hotline at 1-877-876-2455.
Nothing ruins the holiday spirit more than crime. Help the U.S. Postal Inspection Service "Cut Out Crime" this holiday season by following our tips. #USPIS#CutOutCrime
WANTED: We're offering up to a $150,000 reward for information leading to the arrest & conviction of suspect(s) in the attempted murder of a USPS employee at 1335 Jefferson Road in Rochester, NY on October 16, 2025 at 12:33 AM.
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If you receive a text claiming to be from USPS about a package “awaiting action,” please delete it immediately and do not open the link. These messages have no affiliation with USPS and compromise your personal data if clicked. Learn more at https://t.co/n9phYgG7di
SENTENCED: Ohio man sentenced to 120 months in prison for assaulting a letter carrier and discharging a firearm at least twice into the postal vehicle during an attempted robbery, following investigation by #USPIS Pittsburgh Division. #DontDoIt
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BEWARE: Investment scams are costly, from a few dollars up to your entire life savings. Older Americans are especially targeted because they possess most of the nation’s individual wealth. Learn how to protect yourself and loved ones at https://t.co/Tmyd3Axxbq. #USPIS#NCPW2024
Scammers will go to great lengths to make their investments appear legitimate. Inspector in Charge Eric Shen of the #USPIS Criminal Investigations Group sits down with the Mailin’ It! Podcast to discuss how you can spot an investment scam. #NCPW2024
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Sadly our veterans are targeted by scammers who want to exploit the benefits they receive as a result of their military service. Visit https://t.co/XLc9IBlJ4v for consumer protection advice & resources to help protect the military community. #OperationProtectVeterans#NCPW2024
March is Women’s History Month. In 1971, Insp. Janene Gordon became one of the first female Postal Inspectors, and served in the position for 20 years!! #WomensHistoryMonth#uspis
If you receive a pitch by phone, mail, or email that offers incredible financial returns, you might wonder, “How is this possible?” It’s not. It’s likely an investment scam. 💸 #USPIS#NCPW2024
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WANTED: Do you have information? We're offering up to a $250,000 reward for information leading to the arrest & conviction of the suspect(s) involved in the homicide of a #USPS letter carrier on March 2, 2024, near the 600 block of Olive Ave NE in Warren, OH. #USPIS #WantedWednesday
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“The U.S. Postal Inspection Service top priority is to protect & ensure the safety of U.S. Postal Service employees. This sentence imposed on Godinez should serve as a message that acts of violence will not be tolerated,” Carroll Harris, Postal Inspector in Charge of @USPIS_LA
Three Florida men have been arrested in connection with armed robberies of #USPS mail carriers in Delray Beach, following investigation by #USPIS and Delray Beach Police Department. #DontDoIt
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Today we remember Special Agent Charles M. Davis who died from wounds suffered while protecting the U.S. Mail on June 5, 1867. Special Agent Davis was added to the National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington DC earlier this year. We look forward to sharing more of his story at 3 PM EST today. #USPIS #NeverForget #RIP
Charles M. Davis’s death was recently discovered by Postal Inspector Travis Smoot of the Phoenix Division. This makes Davis the first known postal inspector to die from wounds suffered in the line of duty.
Following the attack, Davis was rushed to the nearest doctor in Fort Sedgwick, but his wounds proved to be fatal. Special Agent Davis died three days later on June 5, 1867.