Branch manager stole RM280,000 from customers to ‘promote herself’ on TikTok, US feds say


Olson, 49, of Kings County, stole cash from four people who were members of a credit union in Tulare between July 2022 through August of that year, court documents filed in federal court in Fresno say. — Reuters

The assistant branch manager of a California credit union secretly withdrew more than US$60,000 (RM280,350) from customers’ accounts and spent the money on TikTok, according to federal prosecutors who said she then resigned from her job.

Esther Andrade Olson, 49, of Kings County, stole cash from four people who were members of a credit union in Tulare between July 2022 through August of that year, court documents filed in federal court in Fresno say.

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