Published Date: 08 April 2009
A postman has been given a suspended prison sentence for hoarding nearly 2,000 undelivered letters in his home.
Teron Murray, 37, of Oakley Street, Kettering, admitted failing to deliver the letters over a three-month period from December 2007 to March 2008, while he was working for Royal Mail.
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Re: Postman given suspended sentence for hoarding letters
Having read the rest of the story I bet it will be odds on he turns up late for the 58 hours of unpaid work

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