U.S. Postal Service carrier robbed in Kent

Portland, ORLocal News

On September 23rd, a U. S. Postal Service carrier was robbed at gunpoint in Kent, Washington, sparking widespread concern over the safety of postal workers. The carrier was targeted while delivering mail and packages near the Washington Park Apartments, an area now under increased scrutiny from local law enforcement. Investigators are actively working to identify the suspect and understand the details surrounding the robbery, which has left both postal workers and residents on edge.

Community members are being encouraged to report any unusual behavior or information that could assist in the investigation. This robbery highlights the inherent risks that postal workers face in their line of duty, as they often operate in public spaces with limited protection. The U. S. Postal Service has expressed its commitment to ensuring the safety and security of its employees during their daily operations.

As the investigation unfolds, authorities are implementing measures to enhance security for postal workers in the region. The incident serves as a reminder of the need for community vigilance and support for those who serve the public.

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