Mail thefts in rural North Dakota sow seeds of distrust in the United States Postal Service

In rural Cass and Ramsey counties, stolen birthday cards and missing checks have left neighbors out thousands of dollars — and shaken their trust in the U.S. Postal Service. The thefts, spanning April to July, often targeted mail containing cash or gift cards, but some victims also faced altered checks and fraudulent charges. Federal inspectors say a suspect is identified and no longer a threat, though the investigation continues. For many residents, the loss is more than money — it’s a breach of trust in a service they’ve long relied on. Kjersti Maday with InForum has the full story.

Kjersti Maday

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