Intercepted Mail

Intercepted mail refers to postal items that are examined or seized by authorities before reaching the recipient. This can occur for various reasons, such as security concerns, customs inspections, or legal investigations. The process involves opening and inspecting the contents to ensure compliance with laws and regulations, prevent illegal activities, or recover stolen items. While the mail is often returned or delayed, intercepted mail remains under the control of authorities during the process. It’s a routine part of postal security and law enforcement efforts to maintain safety and compliance within the postal system.