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    Kansas postal employee sentenced for stealing gift cards

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    By KMAN Staff on April 8, 2020 State News

    TOPEKA, Kan. — A woman who ran a Kansas town’s post office was sentenced to probation for stealing gift cards from the mail.

    Stacy Vasko was sentenced Tuesday to three years of probation for a misdemeanor count of obstructing mail. She was also ordered to pay $200 in restitution. Vasko intially was charged last summer with two counts of mail theft by a postal employee. She was living in Salina and was the only employee in the Brookville post office when the thefts occurred.

    She was caught after a postal investigator determined Vasko had used a gift card taken from a birthday card that went through the Brookville office.

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