Former Lancaster mail carrier used his position to help deliver illegal drugs into the city.

Former Lancaster County postal worker Carlos Medina's dream job turned into a prison sentence. Medina was convicted of conspiring to distribute over four pounds of cocaine.  Authorities discovered Medina was using his mail route to deliver the drugs after a tip and a controlled delivery sting.  He admitted to knowing the packages were illegal and received $1,000 per delivery. Medina's case serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of getting involved in illegal drug trafficking, even in a seemingly trusted position.