Wells Fargo

I had an account with Well Fargo app May 2012 until app October 2013, and I had a large amount of money direct deposit into my checking account and then I $10, 000 transfer over to a saving account. But as time went on the saving account was depleted and when called to check the account just to may sure I didn't misunderstand the information I have never seen and heard. I called 911 for a police to come to my home, so I can report it, and they came and got the information but told me to go up to the bank in the morning to see what happen to my money and I did. The officer also told me to call the police once I got there, so a full report could be done. The bank manager stated that I had walked out of the bank with $10,000 cash on the day that they had to transfer the $10, 000 from the checking to a new saving account. I told her no I didn't because I would never want that kind of cash on me. As I told her that was a transfer and not any withdraw. She told me there nothing the bank could do, and I got up out my seat and called the 911 # for the police to come to a report and while I walked to the exit and waited outside until the police come. The police showed up and asked for my ID, and I was telling him what to happen, and he went inside the bank and talked to someone and then a Sergeant for the police showed up and stated that the bank did want me there, and he was charging me with disorderly because the bank was upset that I called 911 while I was in the bank. I paid a cash bond to get out of jail because I wanted to file a police report about the bank taking my money from my account, because they are business and have some police do side work for them. I only did what the two officers told me the night before. Furthermore, I was told by the officer that arrested me that Well Fargo did not want to come on their property or call the bank by the order well Fargo Cooperate office and whatever in my accounts they will mail it to me but nothing was ever sent. So I didn't know what to do, and I want my money back.