<prompt> Human: On the day before my daughters 17th birthday she was conned into allowing a stranger to make a deposit into her banking account via mobile deposit. She then took out cash and deposited it into an account via Western Union for that person. The check deposited was for 2300. The amount she withdrew and sent via Western Union was 1700. The check came back bad. Of course. The bank says she owes 1700. She was promised she could keep the remainder in her account for herself. 1. How does a bank allow a 16 year old to withdraw that amount of cash? 2. Is there insurance to protect her? This is a troubled kid with severe self esteem issues. This makes her an easy target. She was released from a residential treatment program only two weeks ago.  <response>: She fell for a common check cashing scam. Theres very little recourse. Its going to be extremely difficult for the police to track down the con artist, if theyre willing to do so in the first place.Think of it as an expensive lesson. 