Sheppard recklessly recruited two mail carriers to deliver packages of drugs and was paid for doing so.
Sheppard put not only his future at risk, but the safety of residents on his routes in danger by agreeing to work with drug dealers, said Keri Farley, Special Agent in Charge of FBI Atlanta. Sheppard's greed resulted in dangerous drugs going into the community and ensnared two of his coworkers in a scheme of drug trafficking and bribery, said U.S. Sheppard accepted bribes from a drug trafficker to hand-deliver packages of narcotics on his mail route and even found carriers to replace him in his absence to ensure that he continued to profit from these crimes. ATLANTA - Former mail carrier Robert Elliot Sheppard has been sentenced to three years in prison for recruiting fellow mail carriers and teaching them how to deliver packages of cocaine and marijuana while he was on disability leave.
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