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Police mailbox search raises legal questions

Police officers generally cannot open or search your personal mailbox without a valid search warrant, consent, or a narrow legal exception. Tampering laws: Putting unauthorized items in a mailbox or tampering with mail inside can be treated as a federal offense. Video showing a Schenectady police officer opening a resident's mailbox and looking through mail is raising questions about when officers can legally search a mailbox without a warrant.

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