The incident was reported to the postal inspector and the box was blocked off and taped shut. A supervisor said an employee had discovered on June 19 that a drop-box had been pried open. Whitston went to the Paddock Post Office at 4545 SW 60th Ave., Ocala. Scaglione responded to the post office and met with a secretary, who said it appeared that sometime between the last pick1up of mail from the outside drop on Saturday night, someone had forced open two boxes and removed mail.Īccording to Scaglione's report, the secretary advised that the incident had been reported to the postal investigators and that the post office was only making the report to OPD to document it "under an Aid Other Agency in case citizens made reports of issues with their mail." She was able to cancel all but one of the checks, Marcum's report states.
Later, she said, she got a call from a bank in California that someone was trying to deposit one of her checks. She said that the next day she noticed yellow caution tape around the box. She said she had put five letters containing checks into the drop-box at the main Ocala post office on June 3. Marcum talked with a woman who said her mail had been stolen.
"At this time is it unknown if any mail was taken from inside the mail containers, and if so, the quantity," McGehee noted in the report. Pry marks could be seen on the doors.Ī supervisor arrived and told McGehee he had notified the U.S. McGehee noted in the report having seen four drop-off containers that appeared to have been damaged and unsecured. She said she did not see any postal employees to report it to, so she called police. The woman told McGehee she had driven in to the parking lot to deposit mail at one or the drop-off boxes and saw that the door to the container was open and appeared to have been damaged. in Ocala after a citizen called authorities. McGehee went to the post office at 400 SW 1st Ave. According to an Ocala Police Department report date June 4, Officer D.If you've sent many files and they've exceeded this limit, you'll need to wait a bit until some of the files expires and therefore free up the storage. However, you should be aware that there is a 1TB storage limit. Since it's possible to send files as huge as 5GB, you'll be able to send almost anything once you get set up. After this period, it will expire, and the recipient will no longer be able to view the sent file. Keep in mind, once you send an email with an attachment using this feature, the recipient will have 30 days to open it. Mail Drop works by uploading your file to iCloud rather than sending it directly to people over email. To use Mail Drop on your Apple device, you need to have an iCloud account. You can also access Mail Drop from any computer through the iCloud website.
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