A Pennsylvania couple is accuse🦋d of theft after going on a shopping spree with $120,000 that was mistakenly deposited into their ban🌠k account, according to a report.
Robert Williams and his wife, Tiffany Williams, appeared in court Tuesday after they spent two and a half weeks blowing through most of their accidental windfall on expenses such as cars, bills and a ca🧸mper, .
Robert, 36, and his 35🍰-year-old wಞife were arraigned on charges of theft and receiving stolen property.
State police said BB&T Bank deposited the dough into the couple’s account on May 31 due to a clerical error by a bank teller.
But b🔴y June 19, the pair had spent s𝔍ix figures on purchases that included an SUV, two four-wheelers and a car trailer.
They also allegedly us𓃲ed the money for bills, car repairs, cash purchases, as well as gave $15,000 for friends, WNEP reported.
On June 🔥20, the bank contacted Tiffany about the mistake — and to notify her that the money had been taken out of the account, resulting in a $107,416 overdraft fee, .
She told the bank that she “would speak to her husband and attempt to construct a repayment agreement,” police said.
But when𓄧 the couple went dark on the bank, authorities were contacted to hel𓆉p recoup the stolen money.
Robert admitted to investigators in late July that he and his wife had known the “mislaid money did not belong to them, but they spent it anyway,” the newspaper reported.