Former Jersey City Postal Worker Pleads Guilty to Six Post Office Burglaries

Key points

• Zyeama Johnson, 31, of Jersey City pleaded guilty to six post office burglaries in Jersey City
• The break-ins occurred in early 2023 and involved theft of mail from postal facilities
• Johnson was a U.S. Postal Service employee at the time of the crimes
• The case was prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of New Jersey
• Johnson appeared before U.S. District Judge to enter the guilty plea

FAQ

Who is Zyeama Johnson and what did she do?

Zyeama Johnson is a 31-year-old Jersey City resident who worked as a U.S. Postal Service employee. She pleaded guilty to burglarizing six post offices and stealing mail during break-ins that occurred in early 2023.

What federal charges did Johnson face?

Johnson faced federal charges related to burglaries at U.S. postal facilities in Jersey City involving theft of mail. She pleaded guilty to six counts of post office burglaries before U.S. District Judge.

When did these crimes take place?

The string of post office burglaries that Johnson admitted to occurred in early 2023. Johnson pleaded guilty to the crimes in a recent federal court appearance.