Police are looking for two men who they believe are responsible for robbing postal workers at gunpoint.

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The men have been seen walking on to postal property in the early evening, pulling a gun and demanding money and other items.

"It's scary, it's very scary," said Paula Callahan, a letter carrier. "We don't really have any security out here or anyone to protect us."

Investigators think the men have already robbed several locations: a branch in Congress Heights, an office in Fort Washington and two offices on Peninsula Avenue in the southeast.

"It's a federal crime to rob a post office or a letter carrier," said Lori McCallister, a postal inspector.

The Post Office released a surveillance video of the two men.

"One individual has a unique gate so we are hoping that the public will either recognize the two individuals as being together or the one individual from the way that he walks," McCallister said.