Chicago Police and USPS Seized $2.4 Million Worth of Drugs

~1 min read | Published on 2022-07-26, tagged Drug-BustFEDS using 149 words.

A collaboration between Chicago police and the United States Postal Service (USPS) resulted in the seizure of $2.4 million of illegal drugs.

Bill Hendricks wants to “defend the community”



Chicago police, USPS, and the United States Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) launched a joint task force in February 2021 to prevent packages of drugs and illegal guns from entering Chicago.

Package tracking status showing “seized by law enforcement”



“We want to play our part in helping defend our communities from the illegal things that come into those communities,” USPIS employee Bill Hendricks said.
According to a press release published by CBS, the task force intercepted 42 guns and $2.4 million worth of illicit substances, including cocaine, fentanyl, and meth.

$2.4 million worth of drugs seems low. Did the Postal Service need to team up with Chicago police for that?




Chicago police, U.S. Postal Service team up to search for drugs, guns in mail | archive.is, archive.org, cbsnews.com

Comments (10)


badbod20022022-07-27
0bc3dcb0

What could local PD play a role in seizing packages

547897089-802022-07-27
2759de90

defending the community by taking away their guns, "tells you a lot"

flimsywhore2022-07-31
f9043d80

Tell me you're american without telling me you're american. Bruh

f2022-07-28
84204360

lmfao $2.4m in motherfucking chicago them cops bragging about this shit probably cost them 100m

postalinspector2022-07-28
7f01f480

Probably known gang members the guns gave it awaay..

ketlover692022-07-31
e5cb6560

Cocksuckers I hope you shovel up your fucking ass

loser2022-07-31
433aebd0

This explains a lot lol motherfuckers gave me a heart attack

faasdf2022-08-02
5c1b22f0

Defending the community? From who? The community that ordered those drugs?

badbod1232022-07-27
b58791e0

What role could local PD play in seizing packages?

Bandera2022-07-27
d4799ff0

Stop snitching and telling people what is being used