( KTRS ) A former postal worker has been sentenced to four years in prison in a conspiracy to divert mail.

Twenty-three-year-old Quentin Cook, of Florissant, was sentenced Wednesday after a three-day trial in federal court. Prosecutors say Cook and three other people who worked at the Network Distribution Center in Hazelwood changed the addresses on some mail in order to send it to themselves.

The packages included clothing, marijuana, electronics and pottery.

Two have already been sentenced to two years in prison and third is awaiting sentencing.