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: Madisonian.netMissing a Netflix DVD?
By Ann Bartow
Massachusetts postal worker admits to stealing 30,000 DVDs.
A former postal service employee has pleaded guilty to stealing more than 30,000 DVDs that moved through a western Massachusetts post office.
Myles Weathers, formerly of Springfield, took DVDs that were mailed by Netflix to customers for a year beginning in January 2007.
Federal prosecutors say the movie rental company alerted Springfield post office officials that a suspiciously high number of DVDs were disappearing. As many as 100 movies a week were disappearing.
Weathers was arrested in February 2008 after investigators filmed him taking DVDs from packages and slipping them into his backpack.

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Full post as published by Madisonian.net on September 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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