With the deadly anthrax attacks of 2001 still fresh in many minds, the U.S. post office in Baltimore City made a cost-cutting decision that has proven costly.
Officials replaced about 20 postal police officers on shifts with cheaper, less-trained security guards who don?t carry weapons.
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