Unauthorized In-Branch Cash Withdrawal Without Victim Possessing ATM Card
Someone accessed a consumer bank account in-branch without the card or authorization, transferring and withdrawing cash. The bank has not returned funds or provided surveillance footage. Individual fraud dispute with no systemic market angle.
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