Theft, lie, and cover-up
No one knows more about Citicards than I do. They claim to be at The Lakes, but they really are in Las Vegas, Nevada. My husband and I both worked for Citicards.
We had just upgraded his 1994 Acura into a race car, and it was beautiful. Brand new wheels, steering wheel, and battery; everything in this car was brand new. We spent our very last savings on it, in the value of approximately $10K. Being young, we just didn't know better.
Four days before Christmas, he called me in the middle of the night after his shift was over. He asked me where his car had gone. I told him I didn't know, since I had just woken up. I told him to go ask the security guard there at Citibank. So he went ahead and asked, but they didn't know. We had noticed there are several cameras up in the Citibank parking lot, and we felt pretty safe with all those cameras, which was a big mistake.
That night, security refused to look at the recording from those cameras. They told my husband to come back tomorrow when management would be there so they could both look at the recording. However, when he went back the next morning, they told him they had already looked at the recording from the camera and the thief was covered by a tree. When he asked to view the recording, management refused to show it to my husband. No lead, no case. Needless to say, we were devastated that this happened four days before Christmas. No lawyer would take our case against Citibank.
I took it into my own hands; I applied to work for them. I didn't get very far, but I did manage to ask around, and car theft and car break-ins are a big issue in the Citicards parking lot, even though there supposedly are at least two security guards circling the parking lot, along with all the cameras. It is pretty hidden, but I firmly believe it's an inside job.
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