A grand jury indictment has been issued against a man from New York. He allegedly tried to buy a large quantity of postage stamps using a counterfeit check. The attempted purchase was for 50,000 stamps, which would have been worth thousands of dollars.
The incident occurred at a post office. Further details about the case are available from the source.
The man's actions led to the indictment, but additional information about the incident is not provided here.
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