The NCUA announced Thursday it received almost $5.4 million in restitution from a fraud prosecution, which will be returned to the share insurance fund.
In August 2012, Laura Conarton and her son, Scott Lonzinski, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to financial institution fraud.
"The two provided false documents to the credit union in order to obtain approximately $14 million in loans, which BCT Federal Credit Union was required to write off," the NCUA said in a press release. "They are serving federal prison sentences. The $5,391,641 recovery followed the seizure of bank accounts and property by the U.S. Attorney's office."
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