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A former teller for an Arizona credit union is facing 20 criminal charges for allegedly stealing $222,000 from three vulnerable members.

Attorney General Mark Brnovich said Wednesday that Hector Andres Aleman was indicted by a state grand jury for felonies including fraudulent schemes, forgery, computer tampering, and taking the identity of another.

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