INDIANAPOLIS — A spokesperson for the US Postal Service elected not to answer questions about “pockets” of delays leading to later-than-expected deliveries of packages in Indianapolis this holiday season.
“A lot of it is staffing,” said Paul Toms, president of Branch 39 of the National Association of Letter Carriers.
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FOX59/CBS4 became aware of delayed parcels from social media posts and messages from viewers.
One viewer sent a screenshot of the USPS tracking of an expected package. It shows the item reached Indy on Dec. 5, but it took a full week to reach its final destination…