Manager Gets Three Months Prison Time In $1.6 Million Embezzlement

TULSA, Okla. – A former assistant manager of the Mayes County FCU in Pryor, now known as Red Crown FCU, was sentenced last week to 63 months in prison, with 60 months suspended, and ordered to repay $1.6 million she stole from the $28 million credit union.

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Cynthia Harris has agreed to forfeit $69,304. The money comes from her pension plan and the sale of Pearl Loveless Farm, property she inherited along with her three siblings.

She admitted making phony deposits into existing accounts at the credit union then using checks to withdraw the money.


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