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 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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