A U.S. Postal Service worker has been accused of mail tampering after allegedly being caught on video disposing of over 100 absentee ballots in a dumpster.

30-year-old DeShawn Bojgere of Louisville, Ky. has been charged with delay or destruction of mail, according to a press release from U.S. Attorney Russell Coleman’s office. Bojgere is accused of disposing of roughly 111 general election absentee ballots, 69 mixed class mail pieces, 320 second-class pieces of mail, and two campaign fliers for national elections from a Florida political party.

Prosecutors claim that Bojgere has confessed to discarding the mail. He will be incarcerated for up to five years in prison and face a $250,000 fine if he is convicted of the charges.

Big League Politics reported last week when the ballots were discovered but the alleged culprit had not yet been revealed to the public:

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The USPS discovered 112 undelivered absentee ballots in a dumpster on Thursday in Louisville, Kentucky.

The trashed ballots were part of “several classes” of undelivered mail first uncovered by a citizen, according to USPS Special Agent Scott Balfour. The ballots were returned to the USPS and subsequently delivered to the intended recipients.

The case is now heading to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for federal prosecution. It will take some time to charge and try the postal worker responsible, but the USPS has announced that they no longer employ him or her.

This is hardly the first time this has occurred this election year, and it probably won’t be the last. Big League Politics previously wrote about a postal worker dumping ballots in New Jersey, as well as voter fraud committed by three Democratic politicians. There are many other instances across the country, as a quick Twitter or conservative news outlet search will indicate.

It should come as no surprise that the U.S. Postal Service endorsed Democrat contender Joe Biden for president earlier this year, as Big League Politics noted:

As election season is in full swing, many conservatives are rightfully concerned about election integrity.

Namely, the mass usage of mail-in-ballots is one of the bigger issues that grassroots conservatives are calling attention to and warning GOP leadership about.

Democrats have enthusiastically gotten behind this voting scheme and are completely ignoring any concerns about it.

And they appear to have massive institutional support, which raises questions about  conflicts of interest that could influence the election.

On June 29, 2020, Turning Point USA leader Charlie Kirk warned about the potential for massive voter fraud in the 2020 elections.

He tweeted, “Did you know: The American Postal Workers Union just endorsed Joe Biden for President. These are the same people the left wants to facilitate our elections. Still think Democrats’ Vote-By-Mail push is more about keeping you safe than winning in November?”

Back in June 9, the American Postal Workers Union’s National Executive Board endorsed Joe Biden for “his record of advancing the cause of unions, his support for the public Postal Service, postal workers, and his opposition to postal privatization.”

Due to the Wuhan virus pandemic, many states are opting to have voters cast mail-in-ballots because of the alleged safety concerns the Wuhan virus presents.

These frequent occurrences are showing that voter fraud is a major concern, as Democrats wage war against democracy in their attempted color revolution coup against President Trump.