A driver at a U.S. Postal Service processing center in White Plains has been arrested on charges that he stole around 40,000 plastic pallets from the facility, selling them to a cooperating witness for $1 each.
Destin Lee, 53, of the Bronx, sold the pallets, which were stamped with the USPS’s name, by the truckload, according to a complaint, and the thefts apparently went unnoticed for awhile, beginning early last year and ending this month, after the buyer agreed to wear a wire for authorities, according to a complaint filed Oct. 22 in U.S. District Court in White Plains.
Lee allegedly sold two tractor-trailers full of 400 to 500 pallets per month throughout last year, according to the complaint, with the sales increasing to around 10 tractor-trailers per month from January 2013 to May 2013
Lee has worked as a tractor-trailer operator at the Postal Service since 1988, Willstatter said, spending a good portion of those years at the Westchester Processing and Distribution Center, where the alleged thefts occurred.
White Plains postal driver charged in theft of 40,000 pallets
Our office is giving them away to local businesses
What s dumbass
Typical PO employee ~~ all steal something, most time by producing 2 – 3 hours out of 10.
I believe this is also happening at the CNDC. Loaded and seen some funny Vans leave that place