WESTBURY, N.Y. – A Nassau Educators FCU clerk was arrested at his home Tuesday night and charged with siphoning $155,000 from member accounts by electronically transferring the funds into his own accounts. Jones Jean, 34, a senior accounting clerk at the credit union, was charged with grand larceny. Jean allegedly made a series of money transfers beginning in April 2004 and continued to do so until last Friday, when the theft was discovered during an audit by a senior financial analyst who reported it to authorities.
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