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A
Force them out quickly while the machine runs
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B
Follow proper procedures to safely clear jams (which may include stopping/locking out the equipment), protecting both the mail and your safety
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C
Leave them and let the next person deal with it
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D
Pull hard and rip them out
Why this is the answer
SAFE JAM CLEARING: Jammed mail should be cleared following PROPER PROCEDURES, which typically include stopping the equipment (and locking it out where required) before reaching in — protecting both your safety and the mail. Forcing pieces out while the machine runs risks serious injury (caught hands/clothing) and damages mail; leaving jams disrupts processing; ripping mail destroys it. The 476 VEA rewards following proper, safe procedures over dangerous shortcuts. Equipment jams are routine in processing, but clearing them improperly causes injuries and mail damage; safe, procedure-based handling protects people and mail and is the expected, valued behavior.
Source: USPS 476 VEA — Quality and Safety, Clearing Jams