A former U.S. Marine has been accused of allegedly stealing $138,798 from Navy Federal Credit Union accounts that belonged to his fellow Marines.
An Illinois grand jury in Chicago handed down a 10-count indictment July 16 against Leonard E. Parker Jr. of Calmut City, Ill. He was charged with five counts of bank fraud, four counts of fraudulent claims and one count of fraud with identification documents.
Dontreal S. Evans also was charged with three counts of bank fraud.
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