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Krolick was employed with the Postal Service from about May 29, 2008 to about Feb. 6, 2009, according to the District Court.

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"It's the hidden cost in any restaurant acquisition, and should be planned for as an addition to the initial investment," says Krolick, who previously ran acquisitions at McDonald's.

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Krolick worked as a letter carrier, primarily in the University Station delivery area of Minneapolis, an area where many University of Minnesota students live and where the Ronald McDonald House is located.

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Krolick will serve his term of imprisonment at the Residential Reentry Center in Anoka,

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Cooney said the amount of restitution Krolick now has to pay was mostly derived from his own testimony.

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Krolick also agreed to pay $1,350 in restitution to the Ronald McDonald House, one of the victims of his crime.

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While Krolick admitted to a single count of mail theft, a spokeswoman for the U.S.

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Krolick worked primarily in an area comprised of University of Minnesota students.

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While the Ronald McDonald House was named a victim in the case, the mail Krolick stole from there was actually meant for residents who were living there temporarily while their children were receiving medical treatment.

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Krolick stole letters that contained U.S. currency, gift cards and other items of value, according to the District Court.

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