Bank Teller Steals ATM Card Numbers by Accessing Customer Mail
A bank employee accessed a customer's personal mail and stole ATM card numbers, with branch management dismissing the complaint. Internal bank employee fraud is a serious but relatively infrequent crime requiring law enforcement involvement rather than third-party tooling.
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