Five people have been charged in an identity theft ring in which bank tellers stole personal information from customers and used it to withdraw money from their accounts, Eric T. Schneiderman, the New York State attorney general, said on Tuesday.

The defendants stole more than $850,000 over several years, using customer information to create fake driver’s licenses and checks to gain access to accounts, Mr. Schneiderman said. The victims were customers at several of banks in the region, including JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America locations in the Bronx, White Plains and Yonkers.

The three tellers, Nadia Figueroa, 23, Kalika Arline, 29, and Venise Cole, 27, are accused of stealing personal and financial information from hundreds of customers. Tyrone Lee, 28, who prosecutors say was the leader of the group, and Anthony Davis, 29, are said to have manufactured the fraudulent documents. All are from the Bronx except Ms. Cole, who is from Florida.

The group used the fake documents, which prosecutors said sometimes included photos of its members, to withdraw money from banks in New York City, Westchester and Orange Counties, Long Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts.