ALTOONA, Pa. – An ATM technician was charged with stealing $281,000 from machines at three local credit unions he was responsible for filling with cash. Randall Replogle, 40, has paid back most of the money he allegedly stole from ATMs owned by Blair County FCU, Altoona Regional health System FCU and Huntingdon County FCU, but is still short some of the funds, according to police. Replogle called attention to his own scheme when he reported $30,000 missing from a Blair County FCU ATM, because he said he didn’t want to be accused of stealing the money. After the credit union began investigating, he began to move funds between the different ATMs he was servicing to try and cover his tracks, according to police.
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