The $16.4 million Metro North Credit Union found itself in a difficult situation after a member complained publicly about being sued by the Jacksonville, Fla.-based cooperative over a bounced paycheck.

"I don't feel like it's right," Michael Larkins told Action News Jax, a local TV news station.

Metro North President/CEO Dan Jones said after trying to work out a repayment schedule with Larkins since January, he had no choice but to sue the longtime member for the money he owes the credit union.

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