Davie business owners unite to combat widespread mail theft by fraudsters

Rising Mail Theft: A Florida Business Owner Takes Action Against Thieves

In Davie, a group of business owners became frustrated as their mail kept getting stolen. They decided to take matters into their own hands by installing a surveillance camera, which quickly provided the answers they were seeking. The video footage captured a bold thief behind a mailbox at the Town Commerce Center off State Road 441, systematically searching through each cubby while using an envelope to cover his face.

One of the victims, Adrian Talpos from Absolute Roofing, shared that the thief had stolen a check from their mailbox, forged it with a random name, and successfully cashed it, resulting in a significant financial loss. The surveillance footage indicated that the thief likely possessed a U.S. Postal Service master key, raising concerns about the increasing accessibility of these keys to fraudulent individuals. Postal Service investigators were notified of the incident and were actively working on the case.

In response to this incident, residents and business owners are advised by the U.S. Postal Service to promptly retrieve their mail after delivery to minimize the risk of theft. It is also recommended to inquire promptly about any overdue mail, particularly if it involves credit cards or checks. Additional security measures such as the Hold Mail and Hold for Pickup services as well as request signature confirmation service can provide added protection for vulnerable mail.

If you suspect mail theft, it is essential to report it to the Postal Inspection Service by calling 1-877-876-2455. By staying informed and taking proactive steps to secure your mail

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