25, postal inspectors searched Henderson-Spruce's apartment in Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood and found about 3,000 pieces of mail addressed to the company in Atlanta, court documents say. 16, when UPS security flagged the situation to the U.S. Henderson-Spruce allegedly deposited into his bank account some 10 checks addressed to the company, totaling approximately $58,000. He was also sent American Express corporate credit cards. The mail contained personal identifying information of employees, as well as business checks and invoices, according to the affadavit. The mail carrier told investigators that "voluminous" amounts of company mail were delivered to Henderson-Spruce, sometimes handed to him directly. He received so much mail that the mail carrier had to leave it in a USPS tub outside his door, the Tribune reports. District Court.įor nearly three months, mail addressed to UPS's corporate headquarters was forwarded to Henderson-Spruce's apartment. Henderson-Spruce began receiving "everal thousand pieces of First Class US mail and registered mail" addressed to the corporation, according to a criminal complaint filed in U.S. At first, the initials 'HS' were written on the signature line, but the initials were then scratched out and replaced with 'UPS,' according to the charges," the Tribune reports.īut that was apparently good enough for the U.S. "Henderson-Spruce did not identify himself on the one-page form. Henderson-Spruce allegedly messed up the form a little. Dushaun Henderson-Spruce in a November 2016 police photo.
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