A former president/CEO of a merged Nebraska credit union will face a federal judge March 14 on six felony bank fraud charges.
According to an indictment filed by federal prosecutors last week, Christine Darley, 44, allegedly embezzled more than $535,000 from the $3 million Panhandle Cooperative Federal Credit Union in Scottsbluff, Neb.
From August 2010 to June 2012, Darley allegedly withdrew funds that were under the control of the credit union and deposited the money into personal accounts Darly controlled at the credit union or at First State Bank, also based in Scottsbluff.
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