A class action lawsuit against a conserved credit union thatlost $3.4 million last year alleged a former vice president andperhaps other employees were responsible for extensive financialimproprieties.

Police officer George Campos and his wife Heather Campos filed aclass action lawsuit earlier this month against the Kentucky-based$25 million Louisville Metro Police Officers CreditUnion.

Twenty-eight loans that the couple never authorized were takenout in their names, according to the lawsuit. At the end of lastNovember, George Campos went to the LMPOCU's branch to disputeunauthorized credit card charges and a loan he did not recognize onhis statement.

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