Postal Workers in Dallas Face Surge in Armed Robberies, Prompting Federal Investigation

Postal workers in Dallas are facing a surge in armed robberies and assaults, prompting federal authorities to launch an investigation. The National Association of Letter Carriers reported 2,000 robberies since 2020. A reward of up to $150,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspects. The NALC held a rally in Dallas to raise awareness of worker safety issues. The USPS rolled out an initiative to combat mail theft and enhance employee safety. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy emphasized the need for postal workers' safety in light of rising crime.

Challenges for Postal Workers

Postal workers in Dallas are facing increasing risks due to a surge in armed robberies and assaults.

Response and Initiatives

The National Association of Letter Carriers has reported 2,000 robberies since 2020, prompting the USPS to roll out an initiative to combat mail theft and enhance employee safety. Additionally, a rally was held in Dallas to raise awareness of worker safety issues and a reward of up to $150,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspects.