Bank Lost My Money - Advice Please

jillie1974

sorry but isnt that what a night safe for or eventhe machines where you can pay miney in??
excuse my ignorance

Edinburghlass_2

A night safe you need to have a key for usually used by business account holders and paid for annualy and it appears the OP's ATM's don't accept cash in and I've never seen any myself I have to say.

Night-owl_6

YorkshireBoy wrote: »

Are you serious?!?!?!

Yes, for the police to be able to conduct and carry out an investigation she must be placed bunder formal police caution and that involves placing her under arrest.
She will be invited to attend a local Police station and at that point she will be advised she is being arrested for the purposes of an investigation.

YorkshireBoy

Night-owl wrote: »

Yes, for the police to be able to conduct and carry out an investigation she must be placed bunder formal police caution and that involves placing her under arrest.

Does it? Thankfully, my experience with such matters is limited, but I believe what will happen is thus...

• She'll be asked to give a statement (probably at home).
• If further enquiries (with the bank/CCTV etc) necessitate it, she may be asked to attend the station where she'll be interviewed under caution (WITHOUT being placed under arrest).
• Unless it can be ascertained (by way of CCTV, or the new outfit she's wearing [only kidding OP ]) that she didn't in fact go to the bank that morning, then she will not be arrested...IMHO.

jillie1974

thanks EL,
some machines near me offer the envelope in atm for depositing cash...

Edinburghlass_2

jillie1974 wrote: »

thanks EL,
some machines near me offer the envelope in atm for depositing cash...

I've only heard of them on here but never seen them.

Night-owl_6

YorkshireBoy wrote: »

Does it? Thankfully, my experience with such matters is limited, but I believe what will happen is thus...

• She'll be asked to give a statement (probably at home).
• If further enquiries (with the bank/CCTV etc) necessitate it, she may be asked to attend the station where she'll be interviewed under caution (WITHOUT being placed under arrest).
• Unless it can be ascertained (by way of CCTV, or the new outfit she's wearing [only kidding OP ]) that she didn't in fact go to the bank that morning, then she will not be arrested...IMHO.

New outfit :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :T :T :T :T

I just wanted to post the worst possible otcome - if it were me I would speak to her daughter - no one likes to admit there children can steal but in the long run would the OP wanted her daughter dealt with legal action.

Sol00

I think it's a bit rude to suggest her daughter stole the money. I think it's unlikely she would let the police get involved if she had taken it.

regularsaver1

can you not deposit money in their external atm? you then get a receipt - have just seen there are no atm's - how can that bank function!!!!???

not all banks use CCTV, and not every branch

in the bank I am at, people put cash in post box, and have been written to asking not to, but they still do

at the end of the day you don't have any evidence this ever existed, and thats the problem

olly300

YorkshireBoy wrote: »

Does it? Thankfully, my experience with such matters is limited, but I believe what will happen is thus...

• She'll be asked to give a statement (probably at home).
• If further enquiries (with the bank/CCTV etc) necessitate it, she may be asked to attend the station where she'll be interviewed under caution (WITHOUT being placed under arrest).
• Unless it can be ascertained (by way of CCTV, or the new outfit she's wearing [only kidding OP ]) that she didn't in fact go to the bank that morning, then she will not be arrested...IMHO.

When I've been interviewed as a witness to crimes I have never been placed under arrest. On your witness statement you do sign a statement saying that your words are true etc. and the interview does take place at home unless your station is nearby.