State and federal authorities are investigating suspected theft at the $28.7 million Louisville Metro Police Officers Credit Union, according to police and the Kentucky state regulator.
"The Louisville Metro Police Officers Credit Union reported a suspected theft to law enforcement officials and the (Kentucky) Department of Financial Institutions," DFI spokeswoman Elizabeth Goss Kuhn, said in a prepared statement. "DFI is conducting an examination of the credit union, and as part of that process, will examine the reported theft."
Dwight Mitchell of the LMPD confirmed a "theft-related incident" was reported to police last week. Although the department's financial crimes unit initiated an investigation, it was handed over to the FBI, Mitchell said.
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