HANDS ON | POLICE CALLED | Government is Private | Post Office Lost It | Decatur Georgia

**Postal Employees LOST IT**
**No Press Here**

This went from zero to one hundred with a postal employee putting hands on a journalist because the employee didn’t want to be filmed.
To make matters worse the Postmaster made a statement accusing GT of committing identity theft. It appears that if this Postmaster doesn’t agree with you then you could be accused of a felony crime.
There were some people that supported and understood that one may record postal employees in the performance of their duties. While some others disagreed and stated one needs consent.
The poor performance of the employees showed as the line only continued to grow. As the line for service grew, employees were nowhere to be found.

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