Bank employee admits to stealing cash from the bank's safe.

In a shocking turn of events, a young bank employee in Munich, Germany, has been accused of stealing nearly half a million euros from her workplace. The employee, identified as Maria P., has been charged with theft, false reporting of a crime, and misuse of emergency services.

Maria P., who is three years younger than her boyfriend, admitted to collaborating with an unnamed accomplice in planning a fake bank robbery. The scheme resulted in the accumulation of debts for furniture, clothes, rental cars, and online games, as well as the theft of 459,940 euros from the bank's safe.

The theft occurred at the bank in Munich, and Maria P. received 100,000 euros of the total amount. The whereabouts of the remaining money are unknown.

In a related development, Maria P.'s boyfriend has also been charged, accused of aiding and abetting in the theft. However, his name has not been disclosed in the available information.

The police responded to a false emergency call triggered by Maria P. on October 25, 2020, leading to a large-scale operation. During the operation, two men matching her description were arrested.

Maria P. has described a difficult childhood marked by domestic violence and being left alone with too much to handle. She also claimed to have been bullied at work due to her weight, even after gastric bypass surgery and significant weight loss.

The court has scheduled five trial days, with a verdict expected on September 24. The boyfriend is also expected to stand trial, and it is alleged that he received money from the theft.

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