M., a Winona Police Officer (“Officer”) was dispatched to an apartment building located in the City and County of Winona, Minnesota, regarding a mail theft. When Officer arrived at the scene, he spoke with an employee (“Witness”) at the apartment complex. Witness reported she had video of Sheronne Mar Mulry, [DOB REDACTED] (“Defendant”), stealing the contents of packages left for other tenants via USPS and other delivery services. Witness reported that the empty packages she found were left for three other tenants.
Witness stated Victim 1 told Witness she was missing approximately $800 worth of medication. Officer went to Defendant’s apartment to speak with her. Defendant let Officer into her apartment. Defendant told Officer she opened the other tenants’ packages. Defendant handed Officer medications, a white soft envelope addressed to Victim 2, books, a thin soft brown envelope, and a larger brown box that was addressed to Victim 3, and a package of underwear in a white soft envelope addressed to Victim 1. The thin brown soft envelope addressed to Victim 1 and the white soft envelope addressed to Victim 3 were delivered via USPS. Defendant told Officers that her friends told her it was okay for her to take the items.
Officer gave the medications to Victim 1 and Victim 1 stated that because Defendant gave the items back, Victim 1 no longer had a criminal complaint against Defendant. Officer contacted Victim 2. Victim 2 stated three books had been taken but then later returned to her. Victim 2 stated one book was delivered in the smaller, thin brown envelope and the other two books were delivered in the larger brown box via USPS. Victim 2 estimated the value of the books at approximately $50. Officer was unable to contact Victim 3, however, Witness told Officer the item stolen was a flashlight valued at $15. Officer did not recover this item from Defendant.
Officer watched the video provided by Witness. Officer observed Defendant open 2 ••-CR-••-•••• Filed in District Court State of Minnesota 3/24/2026 multiple packages, including the thin brown soft envelope addressed to Victim 2. The envelopes Defendant opened appeared to match those Defendant had turned over to Officer. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: Pursuant to Minn. Stat. 609.49., intentional failure to appear for duly scheduled court appearances may result in additional criminal charges, and in addition to any arrest warrant that may otherwise be issued by the Court.
