1/1/2021 Prosecutors allege that a Midlothian man beat a postal carrier whom he accused of pepper-spraying his teenage stepson as the carrier tried to repel a dog. Lawrence Murillo, 35, is charged with aggravated battery and unlawful vehicular invasion following the incident in the southwest suburb Dec. 17, according to Cook County prosecutors and court […]
One Defendant Also Charged With Perjury In Sworn Criminal Complaint Against Victim Queens County District Attorney Richard A. Brown, joined by New York City Police Commissioner William J. Bratton, today announced that two New York City Police Department detectives have been indicted by a Queens County grand jury on charges of assaulting a uniformed U.S. […]
Raton man charged for brick assault on postman, who was seriously injured SANTA FE, N.M. — A Raton man who maintained federal agents were following him faces a federal charge for striking a mail carrier in the head with a brick last month, resulting in serious injuries for the postman that included severed vertebrae and […]
Rumors have been flying around Woodland Meadows, the town’s public housing for the elderly and disabled, ranging from speculation that mail was only going to be delivered twice a week, all the way to fear it wasn’t going to be delivered at all. An alleged assault on a Postal Service worker by a resident of […]
An honor student who went on a drinking binge is in jail and facing assault charges after hitting a mailman Monday
White River Junction — A jury deliberated for less than 30 minutes on Wednesday before finding a North Pomfret man not guilty of attacking the Hartford Village postmaster in April 2012. Brian Bowles, 41, was acquitted of the simple assault charge by a 12-person jury at the end of a one-day trial at Windsor Superior […]
Jerry D. Lane, the former USPS Vice President for the Capitol Metro Area, was found guilty on misdemeanor assault charges in Loudoun County, Virginia District Court on August 26, 2010, and given a fine of $300.00. (Lane was arrested on June 2, 2010 according to court records) According to the Washington Post on June 10, […]