'He dumped 300 ballots out of laziness': DOJ charges Utah postal worker | Mail-in voting crackdown

Charges have been filed and an arrest made against a worker for the US Postal Service in Utah over allegations of election fraud. Officials with the US Department of Justice said the worker admitted to throwing away around 300 election ballots and other mail. Charges were announced at a news conference in Washington, DC. The worker was identified as 34-year-old Damon Matai Seei from Payson. Officials said his postal route was in Eagle Mountain.Those in attendance included Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter, US Attorney for the District of Utah, Melissa Holyoak, and officials from both the Homeland Security Investigators and USPS Office of Inspector General.