'Extremely concerning': Postal worker accused of dumping election-related mail in woods
Raw StoryA contract postal worker in Orange County, Florida, has been criminally charged after tossing election-related mail in the woods, Florida Politics reported on Friday. According to the report, Ottis Nicole McCoy, Jr. first triggered red flags "raised after another employee helped McCoy load the day’s route that morning and McCoy left 'with a very large quantity of U.S. Mail' to deliver Tuesday but instead finished the route earlier than expected, the complaint said. McCoy’s boss at Cummings Contract Delivery Service Corp checked the GPS under McCoy’s car and could see the postal worker veered off his route." We are, however, grateful for the prompt action taken by the United States Postal Service and the leadership of United States Attorney Roger Handberg from the Middle District of Florida,” Orange County Elections Supervisor Glen Gilzean, who oversees voting in Orlando and surrounding areas, said in a statement.
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