Credit union employee accused of stealing more than $28,000 from dead people

BETTENDORF, Iowa (KWQC/Gray News) - An employee at an Iowa credit union is facing charges after police say she stole more than $28,000 from seven people, six of whom were dead.Amanda N. Tincher, a 38-year-old employee at IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union, was booked on several felony charges Friday after Bettendorf Police say she stole money from the accounts of six dead people and one living person.A credit union official contacted police July 2 about an employee who had made multiple suspicious transactions on the account of someone who had died, according to court documents.Police say Tincher made multiple withdrawals from the person’s account and created cashier’s checks in her name, transferred money to a CashApp in her name and made multiple cash withdrawals. She stole $21,279.51 from the account, officials say.Police met with Tincher at the credit union July 3 and asked her about the suspicious transactions. “It’s pretty clear what was done,” Tincher reportedly said.Officials s