ANN ARBOR, Mich. — A branch manager from Huron River Area Credit Union, which was placed into conservatorship earlier this year, has been arrested for embezzlement according to a local news report.
The Ann Arbor News reported that the Brighton branch manager, Jason Stewart Dodge, took out false loans in members' names to cover up $100,000 he allegedly stole from the credit union's cash vault. He was reportedly arrested about three weeks ago and released on $50,000 personal bond.
Brighton Police Lt. Jon Westendorf told Ann Arbor News that Brighton and State Police investigators, in coordination with the FBI, found records related to the thefts in Dodge's home.
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