<prompt> Human: On New Years Eve, I found that a person had somehow managed to drain my checkings account at a WalGreens, a store that I havent been to in over a year. I promptly called the lost or stolen number on the back of my card, and had it deactivated. However, I was told that I would have to call my bank to have the charges revoked. Presently, my bank has been closed from New Years Eve to the present January 2nd, and Ive been stressing really bad about this; what should I do? I havent had anyone Ive been able to talk to about this, and my paycheck, which was wired into my account on the 1st, still hasnt gone through for some reason, so Im presently stranded with nothing but a small amount of cash I kept for emergencies. Is there anything I can do right now to make sure that I dont end up losing all the money stolen from me? Is there a time limit as to how soon I can report these things to my bank? Why isnt my paycheck going through? Ive been without any kind of contact or help for the last three days, and its really been digging into me. Sorry if I posted in the wrong place, but I dont know where else to go. Update: Thank you all for the incredible advice! Youve all helped me stay calm throughout this unfortunate situation. I got in contact with my cities police yesterday and filed a report. The officer was super helpful and got me set up with a case ID and a victim sheet. I went to my I said bank, but its a credit union, if that makes a difference credit union, and I was informed that this has been happening to many people in my area, so they were understanding, though they seemed happy to have also gotten the police report. I should have my money back in a few days. I took that opportunity to also sign up for a small, low interest credit card while I was there, that I plan to use in lieu of my debt card from now on. Thank you all again for your advice! Im all ears if there is anything else I should to do properly keep myself safe int he future. You guys are probably the most helpful sub-reddits Ive ever been on!  <response>: We can track down the transaction with the store number to have a record to dispute it with the bank and to file a police report. The bank is in charge of reversing charges. Call 800 925 4733 option 4. Source: am Walgreens. 