Trio Faces Long Sentences for Kidnapping CU, Bank Employees in Robberies

The criminals are accused of kidnapping a First South Financial CU employee and her three-year-old child in Memphis, Tenn.

By Peter Strozniak | June 15, 2021 at 01:57 PM

Two men and a woman will be sentenced in September for kidnapping employees and using them to rob more than $600,000 from a credit union and two banks.

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