Postal Drug Search and Seizure Warrant

http://cryptome.org/2014/11/postal-search.pdf


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[36 Points] None:

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[7 Points] awakeningosiris:

"Mick T" and "Abraham More" sound like fake names and whoever thought that addressing it as such was a good idea is a moron.


[5 Points] None:

From the return address, I'm guessing brick weed ... possibly cocaine or meth, but you'd think someone with that kind of cash would actually have their shit together sorta.


[3 Points] adam2222:

It says that express mail is considered first class and a warrant is needed to open it. I thought the general consensus among darknet users was only first class and priority needed a warrant


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[3 Points] arrowplum:

I am sure many people did this but here is the tracking info just in case you are curious. I was for some reason. https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction?qtc_tLabels1=EU915675352US

Does anybody know the result of the search? It would be funny if it was a set of encyclopaedias* or something.

* Dated reference. Maybe I should have said "a box of lasers" or something super current like that.


[1 Points] throwahooawayyfoe:

I just found something interesting

According to USPS mail rate classifications:

Any piece of mail sealed against postal inspection is considered first class by the Post Office, unless there is a statement to the contrary on the outside.


That means that, unless it's marked otherwise (as 2nd, 3rd, or 4th class), it's legally considered as first class mail and needs a warrant to be searched.


[1 Points] arianjalali:

The tracking is kind of funky, too. It's curious how the USPS system categorizes updates in scenarios like this one: https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction!input.action?tRef=qt&tLc=0&tLabels=EU915675352US


[1 Points] cindelle2:

tracking for this package on usps.com doesnt show anything real suspicious or any disruption. didnt take long for the PI to obtain a warrant and not have a delay that could raise a red flag. It means that you could potentially receive a package in a normal amount of time and still have it pegged by le. Also, according to the postal search file from the inspector, this stared simply because the postman(woman) tried to deliver the address but saw that it was a vacant garage. They then just followed the protocol for that situation. It wasnt until some stupid woman kept calling the local post office asking for it to be redelivered that things got screwed up.