Jennifer F. Stringer, a former employee of the $31 millionUniversity of South Alabama Federal Credit Union in Mobile, Ala.will not be able to work in any federally insured financialinstitution after NCUA issued a prohibition order against suchemployment.
|The agency took the step after Stringer was found guilty andsentenced to 10 years in prison for identity theft.
|The prison sentence was suspended pending her good behavior, butshe was also sentenced to probation and ordered to repay over$43,000 in restitution.
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