Shirley McKinney, a 53-year-old former manager at the now-dissolved Anderson County Employees Federal Credit Union, admitted to stealing $242,511.80 from the $1.8 million credit union in 2008 and 2009, court documents show.
According to a representative from the state criminal court office in Anderson County, Tenn., court documents say McKinney pleaded guilty to one count of theft of more than $60,000, two counts of forgery totaling between $10,000 and $60,000, and two counts of forgery by endorsement.
She is to report to jail on Oct. 4 to serve a nine-and-a-half-month sentence followed by a probationary period, and is required to repay the stolen money in full, according to the state criminal court office.
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