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Private Security Contractors Deployed to USPS Facilities Nationwide

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 10
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Nearly 1,000 armed guards were deployed to at least 55 United States Postal Service facilities across the country ahead of Election Day. These security officers were contracted through Prosegur, a multinational private security company. Guards are currently stationed at facilities in Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, Indianapolis, Phoenix, San Diego, and Tampa.

From newrepublic.com

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The deployment involves private contractors who control the armed guards without direct supervision from the postal service. Concerns have been raised regarding the potential impact of private contractors operating near ballots. The shift to private security at major USPS hubs could change operational costs and logistics for the service.

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