Bank manager arrested

Thursday, May 25, 2006 - 00:00





GUILDERLAND — A Key Bank manager was arrested on May 4 for stealing $20,000 from the bank’s vault while she was working.

Marcy C. Hyman, 46, of 1088 Broadway, Albany, was arrested on May 4 for third-degree grand larceny, a felony.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation handled the case and discussed it with the Albany County District Attorney’s office, before handing it over to the Guilderland Police Department, and the arrest was made with the help of two FBI special agents, according to the arrest report.

Hyman went before Judge Denise Randall at Guilderland Town Court and received $10,000 bail, as recommended by the Albany County District Attorney, the report says.

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