A Postal Service worker in Pennsylvania was arrested Sunday after he led authorities on a wrong-way highway chase driving a stolen mail truck.
Tyler Floro, a USPS employee, never returned the mail truck he was driving, leading state police to search for the vehicle, according to a report.When they found the truck, authorities discovered it barreling down Interstate 79's southbound lanes.
"People started pulling over on the shoulder, and I was going to go around the truck in front of me," one witness said."As I'm going around, I see a mail truck coming up the center of the highway at me."
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