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 (http://cin.ci/VXm2Pv ) 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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Information from: The Cincinnati Enquirer, http://www.enquirer.com
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