An employee for a Pennsylvania bank allegedly used her supervisor position to steal over $86,000, according to prosecutors.
The Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office reported that felony charges had been filed against 48-year-old Jacqueline Clinton, a Bank Reconcilements Operations Supervisor at PNC Bank.
According to the DA’s office, Clinton of Wilkinsburg submitted ten incorrect credit adjustments to “PNC’s Regulation E Disputes General Ledgers” between May and August. She would then transfer the funds to her own bank account.
Clinton’s bank records showed she reportedly made several ATM withdrawals at casinos and internet gambling sites, according to prosecutors.
The total amount allegedly stolen from PNC is $86,107.66, according to the district attorney’s office.
According to online court documents, Clinton is charged with theft, receiving stolen property, access device fraud, unauthorized computer usage, and misapplication of entrusted property.
According to court records, she was arraigned Tuesday and freed on unsecured bond of $50,000. Her preliminary hearing is slated for February 4.
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