“We encourage the public to contact us directly if they feel they may have been victimized or if they have any information that may be helpful to this investigation,” said Nicole Lutz, public information officer for the Cincinnati Field Office of the USPIS.
Anyone with information can email CFOMT@uspis.gov or call the 24/7 hotline at 877-876-2455.
Lutz said the agency is working with local law enforcement, and that she can’t release specific details “due to maintaining the integrity of this case as it progresses.”
It is not clear what has been stolen, nor what the USPS is doing to secure the drop boxes.
Meanwhile, police recommend that residents drop mail inside the post office.
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