Former PNC employee charged with stealing $86,000
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A report dated November 13, 2026, stated that former PNC employee Jacqueline Clinton allegedly used 10 fraudulent credit adjustments to transfer $86,107.66 from the bank into a personal account. The adjustments occurred between May and August. Investigators later found records of casino ATM withdrawals, transactions with online gambling websites, and Zelle transfers initiated to herself. PNC fired Clinton in September. She currently faces 5 charges, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for February 4. The report did not specify the exact offenses charged or the outcome of the hearing.
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Former PNC employee Jacqueline Clinton was charged with transferring $86,107.66 from the bank to her personal account through 10 fraudulent credit adjustments, and faces 5 charges. The adjustments occurred from May to August, after which investigators found casino ATM withdrawals, transactions on online gambling websites and Zelle transfers to herself; PNC fired her in September, and a preliminary hearing is scheduled for Feb. 4.
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