More than 24 windows crashed at night in the Jacksonville Post Office

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – More than two dozen windows have broken at the United States Post Office Monument Station on Fort Caroline Road and shards of glass remain scattered outside the building.

A glass door is broken big enough that someone could fit in.

After breaking, it looks like the vandals have entered the building because glass has also broken from the inside. It is not known if they got away with anything.

The door was taped and a sign directs customers to two other post office locations, but no police officers were guarding the unsecured building.

A contractor was seen laying the windows and saying that News4Jax crews will be installing plywood at some point today to replace the broken windows.

Data from the JSO shows that agents at the post office responded at 8 p.m. on Wednesday for vandalism.

A USPS inspector sent News4Jax this statement: “The United States Postal Inspection Service responded to and is conducting an investigation into the vandalism incident that took place at the USPS Monument Station on the evening of December 30, 2020,” said Adam Schaefer, United States. State postal inspector. “We ask anyone who witnesses the incident, or has information about potential suspects, to contact the United States Postal Inspection Service at 877-876-2455.”

Schaefer told News4Jax that they don’t have a surveillance video to share at this time.

News4Jax contacted JSO for more information.