TAUNTON, Mass. - (10/17/05) -- A former employee of Taunton FCU wasarraigned last week on charges of stealing $10,000 from elderlymembers of the credit union. James Saccoach, III, 25, of EastBridgewater, was charged with two counts of embezzlement. Saccoachallegedly used phony transactions to steal funds from two members,who told the credit union they had not withdrawn thefunds.
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