USPS Vehicle Without License Plates, Not Matching Standard USPS Vehicles, Delivering Mail Letter Items to Ms. Ajai residential mailbox number, 205

I, Sarai Hannah Ajai (hereinafter "the complainant"), am concerned and suspect that individuals from Africa may be unlawfully involved in either forwarding my United States Postal Service (USPS) mail to different addresses or holding my mail without my authorization within USPS facilities jurisdiction. It appears these individuals might be retrieving my mail from these facilities and delivering it to my residential mailbox, numbered 205, using a marked (fake) USPS vehicle that lacks a license plate.

The misconduct involved an African male from the continent of Africa and his accomplices, who unlawfully accessed my residential address by forwarding my USPS mail letter items to other address[es] and/or held my USPS mailed letter items within the USPS facilities jurisdiction in order to steal my personal identifiable information (PII) and identification of goods for illicit gain without my authorization or consent. They engaged in malicious activities, including spreading false rumors by ways of gaslighting or scapegoating about my female biological sex and gender identity, which appear to be part of a premeditated criminal schemes or methods. This situation involves undocumented individuals from Africa living in the United States who have targeted me in connection with my personal identification or citizenship status for unknown reasons. I am uncertain how or when these individuals gained access to my PII. This situation has led to discrimination based on misconceptions about my female biological sex, affecting my national security clearances and background checks. Despite having no personal connections to anyone from Africa, I am facing severe color and biological birth sex discriminations and identity thefts problems, which I believe is rooted in color and gender-based biases.

filed complaint dated on 09-04-24

Incident Narrative for June 8, 2024:

On June 8, 2024, at approximately 1:15 PM, I had observed an unusual-looking USPS truck passing by my garage on a sunny day. Upon inspecting the vehicle more closely, I noticed it did not have a license plate and resembled a small van rather than a standard USPS truck. The navy-blue USPS eagle emblem on the door seemed fake to me it had two stripe instead of three.

As I observed, the truck stopped in front of my apartment building, and an African male approached my garage. I questioned him about the missing license plate, the damage to the vehicle, and the unusual appearance of the emblem and stripes. Additionally, he was wearing a small vest with a USPS logo that appeared to be a sticker rather than part of an official USPS uniform. His response was that he would not be stopped by the Fargo Police because he was driving a USPS truck. This explanation struck me as suspicious, especially since he was holding USPS mail items in his right hand.

The individual then entered the building’s foyer where the residential mailboxes are located. I suspect he had a master key, as he delivered mail to my mailbox and then left in his vehicle. I later verified that the mail was indeed delivered using a master key, confirming my suspicion.

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