An American woman has been told to pay up after a bank accused her of making dozens of withdrawals from a faulty ATM that was dispensing $100 bills instead of $5 bills.
Christina C Ochoa is accused of taking US$14,795.21 ($20,253), knowing that the ATM wasn't functioning properly, according to the New York Post.
Now, the Central National Bank in Wichita wants her to pay it all back, plus interest, according to documents in a civil case against Ochoa.
The documents allege Ochoa made more than 50 withdrawals over five days in mid-January, several of which were done in the middle of the night, according to the New York Post.
The civil case also names Ochoa's mother, Christy, since she reportedly drove her daughter to the bank.