ROCKLIN, Calif. – A teller at American River HealthPro CU was charged with stealing as much as $11,000 from members by creating duplicate debit cards. Lori Yaniro, 23, was arrested after she was found making duplicates of cards of at least three members. At American River HealthPro CU tellers can make cards at an instant issuing machine. Police said Yaniro would either watch when members entered their PIN, either memorizing the number or making a note of it. She used the cards to fund personal purchase, including tires, electronics and hair salon products.
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