TALLAHASEE, Fla. - (11/10/05) -- A former comptroller at Envision CUwas charged last week with stealing almost $34,000 from memberaccounts and transferring the funds to his own accounts. JamesGuminski, 34, was charged with 12 counts of grand theft. Guminskiwas fired last summer after the thefts allegedlyoccurred.
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