AND NOT ALTERED. A WOMAN IS ACCUSED OF HAVING MORE THAN $46,000 THROUGH THE CREDIT UNION WHERE SHE HAS. WINSTON-SALEM POLICE CHARGED AT BARBARA KLINK SCALES STOW WITH SIX COUNTS OF FALSE HIJACK. WINSTON-SALEM FEDERAL CREDIT UNION FOR POLICE INQUIRY IN AUGUST. POLICE SAID CLINKSCALE STOLE OR STOLE MONEY FROM MEMBERS’ ACCOUNTS OVER A SIX-YEAR PERIOD. SHE DOES NOT
Bank worker embezzled more than $47,000 from credit union, police say
A woman faces charges Tuesday of embezzling funds from the bank where she worked in Winston-Salem, according to the Winston-Salem Police Department. Police began investigating Barbara Clinkscales-Stowe, 55, in August after receiving an embezzlement report from the Winston-Salem Federal Credit Union. The bank reported that Clinkscales-Stowe misappropriated money from members’ accounts. She was a credit union employee for 28 years. During an investigation, detectives found she stole more than $47,000 from members six years ago in 2017. Clinkscales-Stowe turned herself in on Monday. She was charged with six counts of embezzlement and posted $5,000 bond.
A woman faces charges Tuesday of embezzling funds from the bank where she worked in Winston-Salem, according to the Winston-Salem Police Department.
Police began investigating Barbara Clinkscales-Stowe, 55, in August after receiving an embezzlement report from the Winston-Salem Federal Credit Union.
The bank reported that Clinkscales-Stowe misappropriated money from members’ accounts.
She has been an employee of the credit union for 28 years.
During an investigation, detectives discovered that she stole more than $47,000 from members six years ago in 2017.
Clinkscales-Stowe surrendered on Monday.
She was charged with six counts of embezzlement and posted $5,000 bond.
