Natomas Wells Fargo Bank Left Unlocked For 48 Hours (California)

[Kadie]

Natomas Wells Fargo Bank Left Unlocked For 48 Hours
January 2, 2012 10:13 PM


SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A Natomas Wells Fargo Bank that closed for business on Saturday was left unlocked for 48 hours until a customer noticed it and called police.

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Banks are known for their security. After all, they do have hundreds of thousands of dollars coming and going. Who would ever think they’d leave their doors unlocked? Apparently not even the bad guys. It didn’t look like anything inside was missing.

But that’s not helping the confidence of customers.

“That would be very scary and I might think about moving my money,” Carinda Gordon said.

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http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2012/01/02/natomas-wells-fargo-bank-left-unlocked-for-48-hours/

[Adsos Letter]

1. I doubt that they left the vault unlocked.

[Cirque du So-What]

2. Well, THAT's reassuring!

I'd venture a guess that all the tills were counted & emptied at the end of the day as well, but their addlepated failure to lock the doors is not exactly confidence-inspiring.

[HangOnKids]

3. The Same Thing Happened In Sonoma County! WTF Wells Fargo?

Weird...or planned?

[MineralMan]

4. A Wells Fargo bank in the small California town where I used to

live was left unlocked once, too. I'm the one who discovered it. I got to the bank an hour early during a change from daylight savings time. The door was unlocked, but nobody was there.

So I called the sheriff's office on my cell phone and waited until a deputy arrived. Boy, was the bank manager's face red.