Paula Jacko’s US Postal employee fanboy Steals Marijuana from Confiscated Package 😈 Lands In Prison for Felony Crime

Bad Trip: US Postal Employee Steals Marijuana from Confiscated Package; Lands In Prison for Felony Crime

Howard Kerns, 53, from Dearing, Georgia, was sentenced to two months in federal prison after he pled guilty to the felony crime of ‘Theft of Mail Matter by a Postal Employee’.

It is commonplace for individuals desperately seeking a high to resort to any measure possible to obtain sources of it. However, if one is a government servant, how far can one go in order to get high or make a quick buck on the side? Steal? Engage in dereliction of duty? Well, a 53-year-old former US Postal Service supervisor resorted to both, and now finds himself in prison for stealing marijuana from a confiscated package.

Monkey See, Monkey Do?

Paula’s “Sugar Daddy” too is checking out the glorious Pot…

Howard Kerns, from Dearing, Georgia, was sentenced to two months in federal prison after he pled guilty to the felony crime of ‘Theft of Mail Matter by a Postal Employee’. His sentence will be followed by two years of supervised release.
“Integrity of our US Mail is dependent on the honesty of postal employees. Howard Kerns is the rare exception of workers who fail that test, and is being held accountable for that failure,” said David H. Estes, Acting US Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, in a statement.

Stealing Marijuana

It was later discovered by the postal management that the package had been tampered with: it had been opened and resealed, with some of its contents having been removed. The US Postal Service Office of Inspector General was informed of this to facilitate further investigation. After being questioned, Kerns admitted that he had stolen the contents of the package.

“The vast majority of Postal Service employees are honest, hardworking individuals who would never violate the public trust. An employee who decides otherwise will be aggressively investigated by USPS OIG special agents,” expressed Jonathan Ulrich, Acting Special Agent in Charge, Southern Area Field Office.