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Two brothers, one of whom was a credit union teller, were arrested for allegedly planning and robbing the $128 million Energy Credit Union branch in West Roxbury, Mass., last week when the CFO, James Brouder, became suspicious of what appeared to be a clean and easy $197,146 heist.

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