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Credit Union Times extensively covers fraud and embezzlement crimes happening inside the credit union industry involving some credit union staff.
Officers discover evidence of a break-in, but they continue searching for a suspect.
Police believe some members were complicit account holders who received a finder's fee for the suspect to exploit other members' accounts.
Judge orders Tina Louis Torres to pay $355,522 in restitution to Valley Agricultural Federal Credit Union.
Matthew Keirans admits his crimes that led credit unions to lend him $250,000 and landed his ID theft victim in prison.
Reshma Massarone, who worked at Mid-Hudson Valley FCU, pleaded guilty last month in a New York federal courtroom.
Esther Olson steals more than $60,000 from Educational Employees CU member accounts to fund her ex-boyfriend's TikTok battles.
Local police chief praises credit union employees for their presence of mind and compassion.
Federal judge orders Tracy Thibodeau to pay more than $136,000 in restitution to an insurance company and $5,000 to the credit union.
Theft ring allegedly uses fake IDs with the names of CU members and photos of other persons to steal funds.
Richmond man faces sentencing after pleading guilty to bank fraud and possession of stolen mail.