Dublin postman rushed to hospital after ‘mindless’ thug robbed van and left mail in river



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A postal worker was rushed to hospital after a mindless thug robbed a mail van and dumped the mail into a river in south Dublin.

The incident occurred this afternoon in Cloonmore Lawns, Tallaght at 12:50 pm as the postman, in his 40s, was delivering a package to the area.

A shameless thug jumped into the unattended delivery van and tried to drive away.

The postal worker was injured while trying to stop the suspect from leaving, Dublin Live reports.

The thief then proceeded to dump the mail and packages in a local river.

The postal van was abandoned and the mail was thrown

The An Post worker was taken to Tallaght Hospital for treatment and has since been released.

The mail van was recovered within walking distance.

A Garda spokesman said: “No arrests have been made to date.”

A video on social media shows an An Post van with the door open and mail strewn across the ground and across a field.

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A local warned on a Facebook page of Tallaght residents said: “I hope no one is waiting for mail / packages in Jobstown, because someone is after stealing the mail van and their mail is strewn across the river and in the field in Kilclare “.

Several irate residents have attacked the embarrassing hooligans online with one person saying, “Can these jerks sink deeper? Unreal.”

Another person said, “Does anyone know if the postman is okay? The poor guy is just doing his job and this happens. It’s terrible.”

Dublin Live has contacted An Post for comment.



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