MANITOWOC, Wis. - (04/26/05) -- A former teller at Two RiversCommunity CU pleaded guilty last week to embezzling $60,000 fromfour member accounts. Dawn Mohn, 36, of Twin Rivers, pleaded guiltyto a single count of embezzlement. Mohn allegedly altered members'home addresses in the credit union's computer records to preventthem from receiving their regular account statements.
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