BOSTON – A former loan officer at First Priority CU pled guilty yesterday to a scheme to siphon as much as $530,000 from the credit union-now-bank and was sentenced to two-and-a-half years behind bars.
Kelley Curley, 35, who served as director of lending and operations for the credit union-turned-bank from 2002 to 2008, created five phony loans and credited them to family members, then transferred the funds to her own accounts.
Curly told authorities her family members had no idea she was using their names to obtain the loans. The day the scheme was discovered at the credit union, Curly confessed to the credit union president. But then she went to
