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A USPS employee indicted for deliberate destruction of USCIS mails

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After multiple reports of missing immigration paperworks in Elko, Nevada,  an investigation was undertaken by Office of General Inspector, which  revealed that Diane K. Molyneux, a USPS employee of Salt Like, UT deliberately destroyed USCIS paperworks specifically. In violation of Title 18 Section 1703 regarding destruction/delay of mails,  she was indicted of two counts of mail destruction, and her criminal case is currently pending and may face upto 5 years in prison if convicted. News link here

 

Thank goodness I didn't have this kind of problem. I don't get mad at news easily, but this makes my blood boil.

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