CU Manager Charged With Long-Term Theft

DUBLIN, Ireland--A Dublin man has been charged with stealing more than €900,000 from a credit union over the past ten years. Charged was Paul O’Brien, 50, who allegedly stole the money in amounts ranging from €100 to more than €40,000 between 2005 and January this year, according to the Independent. O’Brien allegedly stole the money using falsified loan documents in the names of real members. In all, the defendant faces 136 counts of theft and falsifying loan documents at Finglas Credit Union between February 2005 and January 2014. O’Brien has been released on bail and is pending trial.