Two Chicago Men Indicted for Robbing Mail Carrier at Gunpoint

Federal Charges Could Lead to 15 Years to Life for 2022 Armed Robbery of USPS Worker

Two Chicago men are facing serious federal charges after being indicted for allegedly robbing a U.S. Postal Service mail carrier at gunpoint in November 2022. Prosecutors claim the suspects used a stolen vehicle and a modified “switch” gun capable of automatic fire during the crime. Both individuals are currently in custody, and if convicted, they face a minimum of 15 years in federal prison, with the possibility of life sentences. The indictment highlights the severe consequences of armed robbery targeting federal employees.

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