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On a Sunday afternoon, Baltimore County business owner Steve Ennis made a surprising discovery behind his store. While taking a walk, he stumbled upon two boxes full of mail in a dumpster that weighed nearly 30 pounds. Ennis described the situation as a mystery due to the large quantity of mail found.

Incidents of mail theft have increased significantly in recent years, according to CBS News. Ennis remembered the importance of not tampering with mailboxes, as they are considered a federal issue. Unsure of what to do with the found mail, he reached out to WJZ for guidance. A spokesperson for the U.S. Postal Service recommended filing a report with their Inspector General in such situations. Ennis plans to follow this advice and report the discovery of the mail to the appropriate authorities.

Meanwhile, Jessica Albert joined the WJZ family in September 2021 as her lifelong dream come true. After being a longtime fan of the network, she was thrilled to become part of the team.

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