CREESTVIEW, Fla. – A member of Eglin FCU was charged with grand theft last week, nine months after he withdrew $3,250 that was mistakenly deposited into his account. Jeremiah Lynn, 24, withdrew the money on Oct. 31; six days after a posting error had deposited $6,862 into his credit union account, which had a previous balance of $333. A surveillance camera at the credit union branch shows Lynn withdrawing the funds.
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