According to the complaint, she deposited dozens of checks with insufficient funds into accounts at Five Star Bank, then transferred money out of those accounts.
According to Five Star Bank, “During routine monitoring, the Company discovered fraudulent activity associated with deposit transactions conducted over the course of several days ending in early March by an in-market business customer of Five Star Bank. We have informed law enforcement regarding this in-market customer’s activity and intend to fully cooperate with their investigation and are also performing our own. The fraudulent activity identified is believed to be an isolated occurrence related to a single, deposit-only relationship and has no impact on other customers’ information or funds. We can’t comment on the legal proceedings or the business customer’s fraudulent activity beyond what we’ve publicly disclosed and have outlined in our complaint.”
News10NBC reached Mott by phone Tuesday, but she declined comment.