Where Did The Wanted Posters In The Post Office Proceed?

[Ulysses]

It was previously, in the past, that soon after you visited any postoffice, you'd notice preferred cards(from the FBI) exhibited. At times, these cards would-be on a message board, diverse occasions, they'd be behind a glass case, and at times, they'd be on a clipboard you could get and examine.Many instances, there have been identical copies, so if your particular person in the basic public preferred to get 1 with them, they could.Right now, post offices do not show them anymore, and I wonder why. There are nevertheless people who are wanted by the FBI, and the post workplace was a fantastic spot to allow the neighborhood know who was becoming sought.So, why was this practice of publishing wanted posters in post offices, discontinued?

[Arion]

I think WD is right. As part of the new federal work release program, they're all applying for jobs as disgruntled postal workers.

[Aviv]

Post office? Who goes to the post office any more? Nobody writes letters these days, so the FBI probably leaves it to "America's Most Wanted" to get the word out!Seriously, don't they still have them in some post offices? I'm not positive, but I'm pretty sure that I saw some the last time I was in my local P. O. Maybe I'm just "seeing" them because I expect to see them?

[Wakiza]

I go to a small local post office every other day to mail books mainly. The P.O. is located in a tiny boutique shop where mostly they sell greeting and specialty cards plus little gift thingies for all occasions from babies just born to graduates' pins. I don't think I've ever seen a disreputable face on their wall, ever. Not good for business you know.

[shipley]

The criminals probably stole them to use in their resume?

[acher]

WDLittle said: 1 The criminals probably stole them to use in their resume? 65 months ago

[Jacy]

goldie080 said: 3 I go to a small local post office every other day to mail books mainly. The P.O. is located in a tiny boutique shop where mostly they sell greeting and specialty cards plus little gift thingies for all occasions from babies just born to graduates' pins. I don't think I've ever seen a disreputable face on their wall, ever. Not good for business you know. 65 months ago

[Manley]

Persnicula replied to post #1: 4 I think WD is right. As part of the new federal work release program, they're all applying for jobs as disgruntled postal workers. 65 months ago

[Atherton]

Everything is online now Perhaps they think that since every information is available by the Internet and you can just copy the image ¿whats the need to have them in the post office?You can cehck the most wanted here:http://www.fbi.gov/wanted.htmBoth criminal and missing people can be found there.Did you know about Wiki Crimes?:http://www.wikicrimes.org/Its like a wikipedia but for crime, so you can give all the information that you know about a crime, and also obtain a lot of information too.Good luck :) Sources: http://www.fbi.gov/wanted.htm Lobo7922 62 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Rugby]

Perhaps they think that since every information is available by the Internet and you can just copy the image ¿whats the need to have them in the post office?You can cehck the most wanted here:http://www.fbi.gov/wanted.htmBoth criminal and missing people can be found there.Did you know about Wiki Crimes?:http://www.wikicrimes.org/Its like a wikipedia but for crime, so you can give all the information that you know about a crime, and also obtain a lot of information too.Good luck :)