@luck114108: #fyp#audit#police#foryou

King Kenny :

Audit number 34500000 on a post office.. how original

ladyG :

No don’t waste your time calling a supervisor

Raggedy Andi :

X USPS Poster 7 outlines rules for photography on postal property, generally allowing personal, non-disruptive, handheld photography in public lobby areas. News photography is permitted in lobbies/corridors, but all photography is subject to restrictions by postmasters, security personnel, or official signs, and must not capture customer/employee faces or sensitive, private information. → USPS +4 Key Rules for Photography (Poster 7): • Public Areas: Informal, handheld photography for personal use is allowed in publicly accessible areas (lobbies, foyers) without prior permission. • Restrictions: Postmasters can restrict any photography if it disrupts operations or poses security concerns. • Prohibitions: You cannot use tripods, lighting, or scaffolding, and cannot record security cameras, employees, customers, or mail.

user2591938366675 :

Read the entire poster 7

roseannesimpson :

are those postal police cause city cops have no authority in a post office

James :

Read the whole poster seven including the part of needing permission from the post master to take pictures or film inside of the post office.

Cruise1985 :

jimrobertson485 :

they pick and choose what parts of poster 7 they want to follow

racingguy72 :

Hey Sovcits … you fall back on “Poster 7,” but you forget the part where the Post Master has complete control over the post office property.

Tik Toker :

You can be trespassed from a public building, look it up.

MasterJC :

Postmaster can do this

J :

👍👍👍

mikemay883 :

😂😂😂