While in Federal Court on Thursday, a California woman copped to defrauding local banks of at least $30,000 via cash advances. It seems that she had the tellers at the local banks call a phony credit representative to approve the transactions. The cash advances were taken out at several local banks and ranged from $8,000 to $12,000 each.

Carmela Childs, 22, of Sacramento told the court how she managed to scam tens of thousands of dollars from these banks. Neither Childs, nor her lawyer, denied the governments evidence.

How does this woman live with herself? Did she think it was ok? I assume she just told herself it was ok because they were banks, they have insurance, right? Wrong, Carmela. People like you raise fees for people like me. Hey, times are tough for everyone! You don’t see me stealing from banks, do you?

I hope they throw the book at this woman. Teach people that you cannot do this. It is wrong wrong wrong.