Two Postal Workers Charged with Credit Card Theft in Georgia, Ohio

Several U.S. Postal Service employees across the country have been implicated in theft and misconduct related to credit card fraud. In Georgia, Bianca Wheat was arrested for allegedly stealing credit cards from residents' mailboxes, using them for unauthorized purchases, and working with accomplices to facilitate the scheme. Wheat faces multiple felony charges, including identity theft, and is being held without bond. In Indiana, Darrin Lane was charged with official misconduct and theft after he was accused of throwing mail from a bridge and stealing packages while on the job. Additionally, in Ohio, mail carrier Coniya Tyler has been charged with stealing credit cards, with evidence showing she used them at various stores, including one transaction for nearly $700. These incidents raise concerns about trust in postal workers and the security of mail delivery.