A certified postal delivery in Hingham, Mass., got ugly when, after signing for a letter, a woman decided she wanted the signature card back because the mail was addressed to her husband. When the USPS employee refused, he was subjected to a racist verbal assault that ended with a physical attack.
And what was the USPS employee's reward for remaining calm during this ordeal? He says he was fired.
All the details related to the story are presently unknown. While there are possible suspects as to the female attacker's identity, the mail carrier behind the clip has not named her. However, YouTube poster 'hugsonamic', who uploaded the two videos of the attack, has revealed he was removed from his position as a postal employee after the incident.
In a comment submitted beneath the first YouTube video, hugsonamic explains how he was waiting for the “US Postal Services to tell me why there has not been an investigation, which was the reason that I was fired.”
Adding to that, his comments attributed to the second video explain there was no trial, and that the U.S. Postal Inspection Service remained inactive. When asked why he did not simply drive away from the woman's vitriol, hugsonamic said it was unsafe to do so because she was too close to the vehicle, and at times held on to it.
He later learned that the woman in the video was the babysitter for one of the police officers who responded to the incident, but that only leaves more questions than answers in our opinion.
“I've just learned both the police department and the court have dropped the case, she is free, and no charges against her. I was never sent a noticed (sic) by the court to appear for hearing nor trial. And a year since that happened, USPS postal inspection service has not investigated this matter,” comments left by the ex-postal employee repeated.
The videos, which we have embedded below, are hard to watch. After spending several minutes blasting the postal worker with racial slurs, the woman seemingly strikes out at him and screams a demand that he “Give me my signature!”
Upon asking why he has been slapped, the woman tells him to stop making things up, adding that: “You killed Martin Luther King, you niggers turn on each other, you’re stupid... you’re dumb, you can all go under...”
[Note: This horrific incident goes from bad to worse in video two from 1:28 to the end.]
For now, what the public has seen is easily tagged as a shameful act of racism. However, according to comments from hugsonamic, there are a total of four videos detailing the attack. While the police have seen them all, the public has not.
If those missing videos show her side of the story, then they had better be seriously damning on the postal worker’s part to come close to explaining the woman's rage. Still, even if they were, it still doesn’t excuse the assault or the vile racist remarks. There's just no excuse for what she said.
Sadly, although the entire story remains a mystery, that hasn’t stopped Internet users from gathering around and hunting down suspects based on still images from the video and the comments made by the woman in them. We feel for any innocents that get dragged into the witch hunt.
We’ve reached out to hugsonamic for more information and have also sought official comment from the U.S. Postal Service. We’ll update this article with more information as and when we have it.

For now, what the public has seen is easily tagged as a shameful act of racism. However, according to comments from hugsonamic, there are a total of four videos detailing the attack. While the police have seen them all, the public has not.
If those missing videos show her side of the story, then they had better be seriously damning on the postal worker’s part to come close to explaining the woman's rage. Still, even if they were, it still doesn’t excuse the assault or the vile racist remarks. There's just no excuse for what she said.

I refuse to watch any of this when it starts in the middle of the fight. I did read the article though...
Unless, of course, it was equally as vile, abusive and racist.

If the guy had a case, I'd tell him to take it to court. Seeing's how he's courting public opinion instead, I reserve outrage for a later date.

Oh and the other thing...why the hell was he videotaping all of this? That leads me to believe that he's either a bit cautious and savvy, or he might be playing some angle...who knows.