Postal worker stole money customers used for stamps as part of $18,000 scheme, feds say
The Massachusetts man initially downplayed the scheme, saying he stole a fraction of the actual amount, records show.
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The Massachusetts man initially downplayed the scheme, saying he stole a fraction of the actual amount, records show.
A Marblehead postal worker made off with more than $18,000 through a couple schemes that boiled down to pocketing money people paid for stamps and money orders. Plus more Boston-area crime news in brief
On Friday, U.S. District Court Judge Patti B. Saris sentenced Zeon Johnson, 28, of Saugus, to just time served — a day in jail — and two years of supervised release.
Officials allege that Zeon Johnson of Saugus stole over $18,000 from the USPS while employed at the post office in Marblehead.