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St. Louis postal mail destruction investigation

Overview

A St. Louis postal worker, Armond Paige, has been federally indicted for allegedly discarding at least 30,000 pieces of mail in vacant, overgrown lots rather than delivering them.

The indictment alleges the activity took place at the Maryville Gardens Post Office on Meramec Street between 2024 and April 2026. Paige has pleaded not guilty to one count of delaying or destroying mail by a postal employee. Federal prosecutors have not specified the contents of the mail, and the indictment does not allege political motives or election interference. If convicted, Paige faces a maximum of five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000.

Entities

Armond Paige · United States Postal Service · U.S. Department of Justice · U.S. Postal Service · John W. Harrison

Timeline

  1. 2 days ago

    [CRIME] 3 sources
    St. Louis postal worker indicted for allegedly dumping 30,000 pieces of mail

    A St. Louis postal worker, Armond Paige, has been federally indicted for allegedly dumping over 30,000 pieces of mail in vacant lots instead of delivering them.

  2. 11 days ago

    [CRIME] 2 sources
    USPS supervisor guilty of stealing $369K in checks

    A USPS supervisor in Missouri pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $370,000 in checks from postal mail, passing them to an accomplice for processing.

Sources

ca.sports.yahoo.com · canyon-news.com · freerepublic.com · postaltimes.com · thesfnews.com · yourNEWS.com