Credit Union to steal employees charged with $388,000 of the financial institution

MINNEAPOLIS--a coining Brooklyn Park man was indicted this week in Federal Court in Minneapolis intrigues his employer, the postal Credit Union for approximately $388,000.

In particular was Phillip Adrian Webb via an information with a number of e-Mail fraud aufgeladen.Die information claims that between June 1, 2007 and October 11, 2009, Webb, in his capacity as Manager of network services to the Credit Union incorrectly Cisco systems, Inc., a computer parts maker, declared that different parts of the PCU's computer systems were incorrect.

According to the service agreement between Cisco and the PCU such reports would send the PCU spare parts Cisco asked; and on the other hand, the PCU would allegedly return the defective parts to Cisco. Claims information, however, that in this case Webb Cisco spare parts sold online financial gain for his and cheap used units to Cisco as the defective parts again won.

For example, claims keep the information on 29 June 2009, Webb Cisco contacted that falsely claimed an Ethernet port switch, estimated at $7,500, was fehlerhaft.Cisco immediately sent the PCU a replacement part, Webb for yourself. Then, Webb on July 10, 2009, the so-called bad switch returned.However, in reality he returned nothing more than a cheap used part purchased elsewhere.

Within this scheme Webb after Cisco returned 55 "defective" parts, 42 of which actually less expensive parts were replacement for good computer, the Webb incorrectly claimed defects waren.Nur 13 55 parts were actually broken.The estimated loss on the PCU because of this scam is about $388,000.

If you condemn faces Webb a potential maximum penalty of 20 years in the Gefängnis.Alle records are determined by a Federal District Court judge are.

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