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Employee dies at troubled metro Atlanta USPS mail distribution center, officials say

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By Dan Raby 
| WUPA-TV (Atlanta, GA)
An employee has died at the United States Postal Service's metro Atlanta distribution center, officials have confirmed with CBS News Atlanta. USPS officials have not identified the employee other than saying that they worked at the Atlanta Regional Processing and Distribution Center, or RPDC, in Palmetto, Georgia. Officials have also not shared any details regarding the circumstances surrounding his or her death.
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Georgia financial advisor named as 1 of FBI's most wanted fraudsters

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By Dan Raby 
| WUPA-TV (Atlanta, GA)
A man last seen in Georgia is now featured on the Federal Bureau of Investigation's new Most Wanted Fraudsters List. The federal law enforcement agency launched the list on Thursday, asking the public for help catching the 10 fugitives. One of those on the list is Christopher W. Burns, whom investigators say is wanted for his alleged involvement in a scheme involving the mail that defrauded dozens of victims out of at least $10 million.
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Atlanta named 1 of Uber's "most forgetful" cities: Here's what people are leaving behind

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By Dan Raby 
| WUPA-TV (Atlanta, GA)
Ever kicked yourself because you've left something behind in a rideshare? If you live in Atlanta, you're definitely not alone. Uber has released its annual Lost & Found Index, a catalog of the wild things left behind by riders in the last year. The company found that Atlanta is the ninth-most "forgetful" city in the country, meaning that riders here are more likely to leave something than most. While Atlanta is high up on the list, the top spots are taken by New York, Miami, and Chicago.
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