This bill establishes two new criminal offenses related to mail: mail theft and the theft or unauthorized reproduction of a mail receptacle key or lock. Under the new provisions, mail theft is defined as knowingly taking or exercising unauthorized control over mail, obtaining mail through deception or threats, or dealing with unlawfully obtained mail. The penalties for mail theft are classified as a Class D felony for a first offense and a Class A felony for subsequent offenses, with the added requirement for restitution to victims.

Additionally, the bill outlines the offense of theft or unauthorized reproduction of a mail receptacle key or lock, which includes stealing or counterfeiting keys or locks used by postal services. Similar to mail theft, this offense is also classified as a Class D felony for a first offense and a Class A felony for subsequent offenses, with restitution mandated for victims. The bill specifies that both offenses can be prosecuted in the county where the crime occurred or where the victim resides or conducts business.