Wells Fargo Employee Arrested After Flexing On The Gram W/ Bank Money

Wells Fargo Bank Employee Steals Money Then Flexes On The Gram With It

A Wells Fargo bank employee from Charlotte has gone viral after he got arrested for stealing bank money and hopping on instagram to flex with his followers.

The 29 year old man named Arlando Henderson was arrested in San Diego last week on 34 counts of financial institution fraud, theft, embezzlement and misappropriation, making false entries and money laundering.

According to reports from authorities, Arlando stole $88,000 from his employer, then flashed the bank’s money on Instagram.

 

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TSR STAFF: Christina C! @cdelafresh ___ #Roommates, use the following story as a cautionary tale for when flexing on the Gram goes ALL the way wrong. A former #WellsFargo employee from #Charlotte, North Carolina, is being accused of stealing nearly $90,000 in cash from the bank he worked at. ___ FBI agents arrested 29-year-old Arlando Henderson for stealing more than $88,000 in cash, according to @wcnctv. In a federal indictment investigators said on at least 18 occasions this year, Henderson stole cash from the bank’s vault then later deposited the money into his own account using a nearby ATM. ___ The FBI also says Henderson destroyed certain documents and made false entries in the bank’s books to cover up the theft. As if that poorly-led paper trail wasn’t enough to get him caught, Henderson went ahead and made things worse by flexing the alleged stolen cash on social media, taking selfies while holding large stacks of cash. ___ Henderson reportedly used that stolen money to put a large cash down payment on a 2019 Mercedes-click the link in our bio to read more.

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The federal indictment alleges that while working at a Wells Fargo branch in Charlotte, Arlando stole cash from deposits made by bank customers from the vault – on at least 18 occasions.

Then, after stealing the money – he went on Instagram to stunt with his new cash. The charging documents say Arlando chronicled his newfound riches regularly on social media.

A check of his Facebook page shows a veritable photo album of Henderson — nickname “AceeyFoez” — living the high life, frequently posing with stacks of cash in his hands or laid out on the floor around him.

If convicted on all charges, Arlando faces a maximum penalty of 40 years in prison and more than $1,000,000 in fines.