Federal prosecutors said three postal employees pleaded guilty to charges involving theft of mail at the Providence processing and distribution center. The DOJ announcement described mail containing cash, checks and gift cards taken from the processing operation.
The July 2026 release scheduled later sentencing. This draft must be checked for newer court outcomes before publication; a guilty plea should not be described as the same event as a sentence.
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