Christy Cody Holgate, 49, and Kim Demetrius Benson, 52, both of Tallahassee, Florida, have been federally indicted on mail theft charges. Both face one count of conspiracy to commit mail theft. Holgate faces four additional counts of theft of mail; Benson faces one additional count. No docket number, presiding judge, or indictment date is provided. The charges arise under federal mail theft statutes, which carry up to five years per count.
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Media Coverage · April 20, 2026
A federal grand jury indicted two Tallahassee residents — Christy Cody Holgate, 49, and Kim Demetrius Benson, 52 — on conspiracy to commit mail theft charges. Holgate faces four additional counts of mail theft; Benson faces one. Federal mail theft charges carry up to five years per count, so Holgate's exposure is significant.
newspaper Read articleTallahassee, Florida – Christy Cody Holgate, 49, and Kim Demetrius Benson, 52, have been indicted in federal court. Both were charged with one count of conspiracy to commit mail theft. Also, Holgate was charged with four counts of theft of mail and Benson was charged with one count of theft of mail.
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A federal grand jury indicted two Tallahassee residents — Christy Cody Holgate, 49, and Kim Demetrius Benson, 52 — on conspiracy to commit mail theft charges. Holgate faces four additional counts of mail theft; Benson faces one. Federal mail theft charges carry up to five years per count, so Holgate's exposure is significant.
Tallahassee, Florida – Christy Cody Holgate, 49, and Kim Demetrius Benson, 52, have been indicted in federal court. Both were charged with one count of conspiracy to commit mail theft. …
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