Approximately 107 checks were then taken to a First National Bank branch, where they were deposited and money withdrawn.
According to the report, the woman who withdrew the funds worked as a customer payment processor at the surgery center. She deposited the first check Jan. 30, 2024, and the last on Oct. 15.
The incident is considered a “breach of banking,” and the branch is now liable for the missing $55,831.
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