03/10/2026 at 1:01 PM - USPS Carrier Misconduct: "Blind Drop" & Willful Delay of 1st class mail.

EVIDENTIARY RECORD: USPS COMPLIANCE AUDIT
Date of Incident: March 10, 2026
Time of Incident: 1:01 PM
Location: Vandalia, OH (Ohio 2 District)

Event Description:
The regular route carrier with glasses (Bob) arrives at the delivery receptacle with the red collection flag prominently raised. The carrier opens the mailbox and visually observes the outgoing mail staged inside—which includes two outgoing First-Class mail pieces and several refused bulk mail items—but willfully chooses not to touch any of it. The carrier then retrieves new incoming mail, deposits it directly on top of the uncollected outgoing mail stack, and departs while intentionally leaving the red signal flag raised.

Compliance Failures Logged:
1. Handbook M-41, Section 371 Violation: Complete failure to sweep the receptacle and collect outgoing mail when the customer signal flag is raised.
2. Willful Delay of Mail (18 U.S.C. § 1703): The carrier's refusal to collect resulted in the 7th consecutive day of delay for two outgoing First-Class mail pieces staged inside the receptacle.

Auditor's Note: The video evidence confirms the carrier physically opened the receptacle and actively looked at the outgoing mail before executing the drop. This visual acknowledgement completely negates any defense of accidental oversight. Furthermore, this abandonment marks the 7th consecutive delivery day of delayed First-Class mail, serving as empirical proof that the new Vandalia Postmaster failed to implement any corrective Domestic Mail Manual (DMM) training or oversight after assuming command of the station the previous day on March 9, 2026.

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