Amid concerns of rising postal-related crimes, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) is pushing back against claims made by the Postal Police Officers Association about the use of postal police.

Frank Albergo, president of the Postal Police Officers Association, argued that deploying officers back on patrol is a common-sense step toward protecting workers and securing the nation’s mail.

the president of the Postal Police Officers Association. "As a postal employee, who has been with the Postal Service for over 30 years, it's sad to see that the Postal Service is under attack ...

A former postal worker pleaded guilty Dec. 4 to delaying and stealing mail in Louisiana, federal officials said. Nati Harnik AP During a traffic stop gone wrong, sheriff’s deputies in Louisiana ...

The man accused of shooting at a passing Chesapeake Police car last month had just finished serving a 9-month sentence for ...