Kathy Hathcoat was a teller at a Pendleton, Indiana, bank. In 1990 she began taking home money that belonged in her cash drawer. Her branch manager, Mary Jane Cooper, caught her.

But rather than reporting Hathcoat, Cooper joined in. The two helped cover for each other by verifying that their cash drawers were in balance.

They took nearly $200,000 before bank officials found them out. What criminal charge did the government bring against Hathcoat?