Bank Teller Indicted for Stealing from Customers

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Updated: 3/17/2010 9:31 am
A federal grand jury in Cleveland has indicted a Warren woman for taking thousands of dollars from a local bank.

Tammy Morgan, 42, is charged with defrauding Home Savings Bank of nearly $30,000.

The money came up missing while Morgan was a teller there from September of 2008 though January of last year.

The indictment accuses Morgan of withdrawing money from customers' bank accounts and CDs.
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