A Tampa Bay teacher has sued the 511,000-member $4.9 billion Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union in Florida court, charging the CU repossessed her car after she fell behind on her mortgage payments.
Angela DiNapoli said through her attorney that she was never late on a car payment to the Tampa-based CU but that she returned from a short vacation to find her car gone.
Initially she called the police, only to find out later that credit union had repossessed the car.
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