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A software glitch sent a 911 dispatcher $1.2 MILLION instead of $82. She moved it to another account, bought a house and a car, and stopped answering the phone. The charges were eventually dropped. – Kelyn Spadoni was a 33 year old 911 dispatcher for the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office in New Orleans, Louisiana. – In January 2021 she opened a brokerage account with Charles Schwab. Her first deposit was routine. Nothing unusual. – On February 23, 2021, Charles Schwab rolled out a new software enhancement to their asset transfer system. During the rollout, someone made one error. – Instead of depositing $82.56 into Spadoni's account they deposited $1,205,619. – The difference between what she was owed and what she received was $1,205,536.44. – Schwab caught the mistake almost immediately and tried to reverse the transfer. – By the time they did Spadoni had already moved the entire amount to a separate account they could not access. – She bought a house and a brand-new 2021 Hyundai Genesis and she kept moving the money to make it harder to trace. – Schwab called her to explain the error and request the funds back. She stopped answering. – The Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office opened an investigation. She was arrested on April 7 2021 and charged with theft over $25,000, bank fraud, and illegal transmission of monetary funds. – She was fired from her job as a 911 dispatcher the same day she was arrested. – Schwab sued her simultaneously in federal court. Their lawyers eventually recovered approximately 75% of the money. – The Jefferson Parish District Attorney later dropped all criminal charges against her. – She kept the house. Charles Schwab made a $1.2 MILLION mistake on an $82.56 transfer. A 911 dispatcher moved the money before they could reverse it, bought a house, bought a car, and stopped answering the phone.

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