Prison for Postal Pot Package Provider

Well, this sure won't get you USPS Employee of the Month recognition. Not in a positive manner anyway. The Associated Press holiday naughty list includes former U.S. Postal Service letter carrier Devona Charley of Washington, D.C., who got a year in prison for delivering packages of weed to partners in crime along her mail route. It's a bit complicated, but try to follow the bouncing doobie:

Devona provided accomplices with addresses that were along her mail route. Her cohorts shipped pot packages to the addresses and Ms. Charley took them along her route. But she would then pass them back to her accomplice. Officials say she knew the packages contained marijuana, but the temptation of making $350 on each package was a bit too much. That's a whole lot of forever stamps.

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