Manhattan postal workers Terry Jackson, Mahogany Strickland and Nickyeves Saintalbord are accused of stealing Christmas gifts intended for underprivileged children under the postal service’s Operation Santa program.
All three postal workers were hired in late 2013. More postal workers involved in the scam.
Secret Santa’s allegedly suckered by three postal workers who gamed NYC’s Operation Santa
Was NYC Santa conned?
A Queens man was released on his own recognizance and another man and woman were released on $50,000 bond yesterday, after being arrested on charges of hijacking Operation Santa during the holiday season of 2013, finagling gifts for themselves that Good Samaritans intended for needy children.
United States Postal Service workers Mahogany Strickland, 23, Nickyeves Saintalbord, 28, and Terry Jackson, 22, allegedly wrote bogus letters pretending to be kids or family members, copied the letters in multiples and made sure the letters were selected by do-gooders who came to midtown’s James A. Farley Post Office (“Operation Santa Headquarters”) wanting to grant the Christmas wishes of underprivileged children, according to the federal complaint.
The three, charged with mail fraud, conspiracy and receipt of stolen mail, allegedly received oodles of Christmas loot from big-hearted strangers, ranging from a toy train to iPads, bedding and electronics, via this and other schemes. Read story
This is beyond deplorable. These three are sub human !!!!! Their pictures should be plastered all over the internet and newspapers for all to see their faces. This is exactly the kind of thing that race has a way of making it go way. Which this is a perfect way to show that race has no bearing on such a horrible act. Also, it should not !!!