Papillion Man Sentenced For Bank Larceny

Acting United States Attorney Robert C. Stuart announced that Jacob A. McClure, age 23, of Papillion, Nebraska, was sentenced yesterday by the Honorable John M. Gerrard to three year’s probation, 160 hours of community service, eight consecutive weekends in jail and ordered to pay restitution of $4,679.00 to Rochester Armored Car, Inc. McClure had previously pled guilty to one count of bank larceny. 

In December of 2016,  McClure was employed with Rochester Armored Car, Inc.  One of his duties was to fill ATM machines.  On December 1, 2016, he filled the SAC Federal Credit Union ATM located at the Offutt Air Force Base Off-Post Shoppette, 25 Hruska Drive, Bellevue, Nebraska, with $50,000.  When a customer tried using the ATM on December 5, the ATM wasn’t working.  When another Rochester employee went to look at the ATM, it was found that the boxes that store the money were in the wrong place.  An audit was performed and it was discovered McClure had taken $47,030.00.  When confronted, McClure turned over $37,000.00 that had not yet been spent. McClure had previously made partial restitution and the $4,679.00 in restitution that was ordered by the court was the remaining balance.  Rochester had previously reimbursed SAC Federal Credit Union for the missing money.

The case was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.