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Former USPS Mail Carrier Charged with Hoarding Over 8,500 Pieces of Mail

Ronald Juckno, a former USPS mail carrier from Fresno, California, has been indicted for hoarding over 8,500 pieces of mail, including sensitive documents. He faces a potential five-year prison sentence and is set for an initial court appearance. This incident follows previous cases of mail theft involving former USPS workers.

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Ronald Juckno, a former USPS mail carrier from Fresno, California, has been indicted for hoarding over 8,500 pieces of mail, including sensitive documents. He faces a potential five-year prison sentence and is set for an initial court appearance. This incident follows previous cases of mail theft involving former USPS workers.

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USPS mailman hoarded thousands of pieces of mail including tax records, bills and medical records: feds

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Former USPS Mail Carrier Charged with Hoarding Over 8,500 Pieces of Mail