FREMONT, Ohio – A former employee of Fremont FCU last week pleaded innocent to stealing $101,000 from the credit union.
Michelle Wehring, 36, worked for the credit union at an undisclosed position for nine years until she was fired in 2008 when the alleged theft was discovered.
Authorities allege the thefts occurred between June 15, 2005, and Sept. 8, 2008.
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