- A former Wells Fargo branch operations manager has been accused of stealing approximately $947,000 from ATM machines over nearly two years.
- He allegedly manipulated banking system entries and withheld cash from ATM deposits. His charges could result in up to 30 years in prison.
Wells Fargo, one of the top financial institutions in the world, is currently undergoing scrutiny for internal control issues. An employee of the financial establishment has allegedly stolen almost $1 million from the company’s crypto in a desperate attempt to cover his own significant losses from trading.
According to a report shared by a major news outlet, the San Francisco Chronicle, a man who worked at the company embezzled about $947,000 from ATM machines in Union City.
The suspect, whose name is Tamim Ghulam Haidar, was a former branch operations associate manager at the bank. When he was caught and arrested, the charges were that he committed the theft “knowingly and intentionally.” The details of the trial also said that he has consistently been stealing the company’s money for almost two years now. The case has been filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
How Haidar Carried Out the Wells Fargo Theft and the Charges Against Him
From early 2021 till late 2022, Haidar, who was in charge of figures, entered incorrect amounts into the banking system. He also didn’t put the right amount of stated cash into the ATM machines…