Dugan Wong

"Evidently the package did fit some type of profile to bring it to the carriers attention," said U.S Postal Inspector Dugan Wong

Education is needed to prevent scams, according to Dugan Wong, assistant inspector at the Cleveland office of the Postal Inspection Service.If the public is educated, they can help stop crimes, he said.

Dugan WongAssistant Inspector in Charge, USPIS

Dugan Wong is the Assistant Inspector in Charge for the Pittsburgh Division - Cleveland Field Office of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.The Postal Inspection Service is the investigative and security arm of the Postal Service, responsible for protecting employees and assets; enforcing criminal and civil statues against individuals who attack the postal system and misuse it to defraud, endanger, or otherwise threaten the American public; and for security and crime prevention programs.

Inspector Wong joined the Postal Inspection Service in 1994.Prior to his appointment as Assistant Inspector in Charge in July 2004, he was a field program manager stationed in Chicago.Inspector Wong also has held assignments where pursued various types of investigations such as financial crimes, mail fraud and internal theft.

Inspector Wong is a graduate of Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago, Illinois where he received a bachelor's degree in information technology and Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, Illinois where he received a bachelor's degree in engineering.

Scheduled to speak are Postmaster Rita Reed, Mark Patchen, director of technical support for emergency management from Columbus, Cleveland Postal Inspectors Terrence Sullivan and Dugan Wong, U.S. Rep.

Congratulations to AALEA member and U.S. Postal Inspector Dugan Wong, who will be leaving us in a couple of months to become the new Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the Cleveland, Ohio office... we will miss him and we wish him the best of luck!!