Use the U.S. Postal Service to deliver your drugs and we'll deliver you to jail, compliments of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.
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Beware of government imposters who contact you and demand payment via gift cards, wire transfers, cryptocurrency, or payment apps. It's a scam.
Learn more ways to spot imposter scams at https://t.co/d6WzdMFwVP.
#WEAAD#StopGovImposters
Postal Inspectors enforce more than 200 laws and are charged with protecting the integrity of the U.S. Mail, as well as ensuring the safety of Postal Service employees, our customers, and our communities. We're looking for you if you're up for the challenge. ๐
NOW HIRING | Join the elite team of federal agents who protect our nation's mail. Apply to become a Postal Inspector before the hiring portal closes on April 23 at 10 AM CDT.
Learn more at https://t.co/sqUBtUQDpz.
The Postal Inspection Service may be relatively unknown to many, but every day Postal Inspectors within Colorado and across the country quietly work high-impact, complex investigations that ensure the safety of our communities. If you're up to the challenge, get ready to apply!
COMING SOON | Want to make an impact? The Postal Inspector hiring portal will open for locations nationwide on April 14 at 10 AM CDT. โฐ
Don't miss your chance to join the next generation of Postal Inspectors! #USPIS#DeliverJustice
๐จ Do you or someone you know live in Dillon, Silverthorne, or a surrounding community? If so and if you are or were formerly a customer of "Just Send It", 358 Blue River Pkwy, Unit E, Silverthorne, CO who has encountered missing mail, contact (303) 313-5311 or [email protected]
Thinking about using the U.S. mail to send drugs? Think twice. Through a joint law enforcement effort, Inspectors seized over 9kg of meth & 4kg of fentanyl powder that were intended to be sold on the streets of the Denver-metro area. @FBIDenver@dcsheriff@AuroraPD@ATF_Denver
An unexpected package? ๐ฆ With your name on it? ๐ค
By law, you donโt have to pay for or return unsolicited merchandise.
It's called a brushing scam. Throw it away. Or keep it. Your choice. ๐๏ธ ๐
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What better gift could one receive on Presidents' Day than the gift of postal trivia! Abraham Lincoln served as the Postmaster of New Salem, IL from 1833 to 1836, during which time he often personally delivered the mail by carrying it in his hat. #PresidentsDay
Roses are red. But you don't need to be blue. If your online love interest is asking you to urgently send money instead of a box of chocolates, it's a romance scam. Learn more at https://t.co/LGHAFv5nTs. #DatingorDefrauding
Single and ready to mingle in the Mile High City but the dating scene has you looking for that special someone online? Take a moment first to learn more about online romance scams.
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Think twice before you fall head over heels online. Romance scams are more sophisticated than ever, using fake profiles and AI to steal your heart and then your wallet. #DatingorDefrauding
Learn more ways to spot a romance scam at https://t.co/BaBqYGAOME.
No two days are alike for the men & women of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, but everyday Postal Inspectors work to help keep Colorado safe: eight indicted on drug, weapons, & money laundering charges through the collaborative efforts of multiple federal agencies.
Postal Service employees have worked for over 250 years to help Americans stay connected, delivering to over 170 million addresses, no matter the conditions outside. If you see your neighborhood mail carrier or a clerk at a local post office, let them know they are appreciated!
Today we pause to reflect on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.โs legacy of justice, equality, and service to others. Everyday, USPIS' personnel strive to embody these principles while keeping the Postal Service and Coloradans safe. #MLKDay
Criminals: you can run but you can't hide. Last week Denver Division Postal Inspectors were in Ohio where they worked with local police to locate and arrest two individuals wanted in Colorado for their involvement in mail-related crimes. Spoiler alert: we deliver everywhere.
Seven members of an alleged Denver-area criminal organization have been indicted on 131 counts related to postal & identity theft related crimes. This indictment resulted from the combined, persistent efforts of USPIS, @DenverPolice, & @DenverDAsOffice.
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On this National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, we thank our local, state, and federal law enforcement partners who help us daily to ensure the safety and security of USPS employees, the mail stream, and our postal customers.
At the time of his arrest by Postal Inspectors in July 2024, Jones was also wanted by other local Colorado law enforcement agencies for separate offenses. The work that Postal Inspectors and our analysts do daily help keep Coloradans safe.
Denver Postal Inspector tracked down the man responsible for a holiday burglary - and uncovered a slew of his other crimes.
The Watkins, CO Post Office was burglarized over the Christmas holiday weekend in 2021. The burglar broke in through the front lobby and stole unusual items, including PO Box applications and certified mail.
After two more similar burglaries occurred at the Sedalia, CO and Dacono, CO Post Offices, Postal Inspectors connected the three burglaries when more unusual items were stolen, including a point-of-sale terminal, postal service jacket, employee personnel files, and a binder containing job applications.
Using location data, inspectors identified Zachary Jones as a suspect. During an interview, Jones admitted to illegally possessing a handgun, which he was prohibited from having as a convicted felon. Jones also confessed to stealing postal keys, which he used to steal mail on multiple occasions.
During the search of Jonesโ hotel room and vehicle, Postal Inspectors found stolen mail, along with the USPS personnel files, PO Box applications, and letter carrierโs uniform stolen during the three burglaries.
Following his arrest, Jones pleaded guilty to burglary of a Post Office, possessing stolen mail, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. He was sentenced to 41 months in federal prison and ordered to pay restitution to the Postal Service.
Image 1: Zachary Jones mugshot
Image 2: Back seat of Jones' vehicle
Seeking a simple and achievable New Year's resolution for 2026 that benefits both you and your neighborhood? Deter would-be criminals by retrieving your mail daily. Do it on your nightly walk and you can count it as a twofer.
Seven members of an alleged Denver-area criminal organization have been indicted on 131 counts related to postal & identity theft related crimes. This indictment resulted from the combined, persistent efforts of USPIS, @DenverPolice, & @DenverDAsOffice.
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While mail theft can happen any time, take extra care during the holidays to protect yourself. Don't leave mail or packages sitting outside overnight. ๐ฌ #USPIS#CutOutCrime