LOUISA, Ky. (LEX 18) — A former bank employee has been faced with up to 30 years in prison after admitting to embezzling thousands of dollars.
Kelli Bowen admitted in court this week to taking over $45,000 from Louisa Community Bank in 2015 and 2016.
In Bowen’s plea agreement, she admitted to taking the money by faking transactions with other tellers.
In addition to any sentence she receives, Bowen has also agreed to repay the money to the bank.
Why public opinion
Let the court decide that’s whats wrong now to much Public opinion
Somebody trying to get you to agree with their opinion and so on
Glad I don’t bank there I would have to leave
OH, here we go again!!!! That “bank” has had so many problems, I don’t see how its still open!!!! Anyone who banks there has got to be crazy!!!!
How did the Bank didn’t notice that money was being taken,you would think when money was coming up short , they would do audit’s to find it right away, but let it get to 45 Gran before they find it, must be some bad management!
Must be more than her in this mess. How does no one notice this money is missing. Poor excuse for management of the bank.
I don’t understand how she got away with it and doing fake transactions with the tellers? Shouldn’t the other tellers be charged I’m sure someone at the bank knew what she was doing. Needs to be investigated I think because their is probably more to it. She must be pretty smart to pull that off.
The same thing happened years ago at The First National Bank in Louisa. They got caught and paid a dear price for it. I think there was more involved than we know.