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Teller accused of $600,000 in thefts
Updated: Friday, 11 Jan 2013, 10:34 AM EST
Published : Friday, 11 Jan 2013, 10:34 AM EST
CINCINNATI (AP) - Authorities in southwest Ohio say a credit union teller created "C-Note sandwiches" to help steal some $600,000 over nearly a decade.
Hamilton County assistant prosecutor Bill Anderson says 62-year-old Linda Fite allegedly swapped $1 bills for $100 bills in stacks of hundreds, leaving $100 bills on the tops and bottoms of the stacks to disguise the theft.
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that an audit last year of large bags of money disclosed the thefts from Cinco Credit Union. Fite faces a potential sentence of three years in prison if convicted.
A message was left for her Friday at her Cincinnati area home.
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