A U.S. Postal Service employee in Richmond said she hasn’t been able to get workers’ comp benefits after being traumatized on the job by an apparently deranged man.
Wanda Bennett, a 20-year Postal Service worker, was on her delivery route last month when a man carrying a Bible insisted that she had his mail. When the man threatened her, Bennett ran to get in her vehicle. The man jumped up on the vehicle, CBS 6 in Richmond reported.
Bennett said the incident was especially traumatizing because it brought up memories of her sister, who had been murdered while eight months pregnant.
Bennett said she has a doctor’s note showing she requires medical leave, but the Postal Service has stopped paying her, she said.
CBS 6 Problem Solvers contacted USPS for more information but was told that it was researching the case.
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