Former Pennsylvania Bank Employee Accused of Stealing $101,246 by Opening Fake Accounts in Other People’s Names for 20 Years
A former bank employee in Pennsylvania is accused of stealing more than $111,000 by opening fake accounts over a 20-year period. Todd Michael Jones, 49, of Unity Township faces charges of theft, forgery, identity theft, and misapplying financial institution property, says Pennsylvania State Police. A criminal…
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