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Bay Area postal workers attacked days apart as feds offer $150K rewards

Bay Area postal workers were targeted in a pair of attacks just days apart, with one employee sucker-punched in the face and another assaulted during a brazen mail robbery as package theft runs rampant across the state.

Federal authorities are offering rewards of up to $150,000 in each of the two investigations.

The employee was returning from a break when a stranger she did not know approached her from behind. KTVU
Authorities are offering $150,000 rewards for information in two separate attacks on Bay Area postal workers. KTVU

The latest attack happened July 30 at the San Bruno Post Office, where one or more suspects assaulted a postal employee before making off with four tubs of mail, according to the US Postal Inspection Service.

The robbery happened between 4:55 and 5:10 p.m. at the post office at 1300 Huntington Ave.

Surveillance footage released by investigators shows a person dressed in dark clothing and wearing a New York Yankees hat loading the tubs into a silver Lexus RX350.




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