It's another busy day for Matthew Norfleet, a US Postal Inspector leading the charge against a series of robberies targeting postal workers in the Bay Area.
According to Norfleet, at least eight robberies have been reported since Friday, signaling a concerning trend. One recent incident involved a female postal worker being robbed by four masked individuals in Walnut Creek. The primary target of the robbery wasn't the mail being carried, but rather the key carried by the postal worker herself.
At the USPS building in Richmond, federal agents collaborate to address the increasing number of robberies targeting postal workers. Norfleet emphasized that while robberies targeting postal workers are not new, they have become more common due to the rise of dark web sales. Criminals exploit the market for stolen postal master keys, putting postal workers at risk and compromising the integrity of the postal system.
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