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Four Georgia women, including two former mail carriers, indicted in $4.9 million theft scheme

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Four Georgia women, including two former mail carriers, indicted in $4.9 million theft scheme
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Four Georgia women, including two former mail carriers, indicted in $4.9 million theft scheme

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  • The Washington Times·May 1

    Four Georgia women, including two former mail carriers, indicted in $4.9 million theft scheme

    Federal prosecutors have indicted four Atlanta-area women, two of whom are former U.S. Postal Service mail carriers, with charges related to an alleged $4.9 mail theft scheme. The Justice Department alleged Thursday that between March 2020 and September 2025, Shanda Goode, 57, at the time a worker at a post office in Atlanta, and Carnisha Hamilton, 42, then a worker at a post office in Marietta, Georgia, stole mail containing checks, credit cards and other valuable items. Ms. Goode and Ms. Hamilton are accused of selling the stolen goods to Francina Sutton, 46, who was previously convicted on forgery, identity theft and other theft charges. Sutton, prosecutors said, used the credit cards and other items and cashed checks stolen from the mail. Sutton is alleged to have worked with Tonya Bailey, who was at the time an assistant financial center manager at a bank in Alpharetta, Georgia, nearly 23 miles northeast of Atlanta, to open bank accounts in the names of unsuspecting victims as part of cashing those checks, the Justice Department said. Prosecutors accused Sutton of going into Ms. Bailey’s bank while masked in February 2023 and opening an account for an entity with a name similar to that

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