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Collins man indicted for post office burglaries
Suspect accused of stealing mail, parcels
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A federal grand jury indicted a Collins man last week, charging him with several counts of burglarizing Tattnall County post offices. The grand jury returned 17 counts against Christopher William Sapp, 51, accusing him of “burglarizing two Tattnall County post offices and stealing parcels and mail on multiple occasions between October 2016 and January 2017,” said James Durham, acting United States attorney. He did not identify the post office locations but said that Sapp also was accused of breaking into the Cobbtown post office and stealing “105 blank money orders, as well as a money order imprinting machine and more than $1,000 worth of postage stamps.”
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