Member Gunned Down For $50

July 06, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Email
Show more sharing options
Share Show more sharing options

Register now

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - (07/07/05) -- A teenager was arrested Saturday andcharged with the June 11 shooting of a Purdue Employees FCU memberafter the member withdrew cash from the ATM in the credit union'sparking lot. The member, identified as Brian Clawson, 24, was infair condition at Methodist Hospital three weeks after he was shotin the back and robbed of the $50 he had just withdrawn. Atelephone tip led police to the arrest of 19-year-old MathewPoisel, of Logansport, who was charged with attempted murder, armedrobbery and robbery resulting in serious bodily injury

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Email
Show more sharing options
Share Show more sharing options

Reprint

For reprint and licensing requests for this article, click here.

TRENDING

Partner Insights by Appian

Empowering business users to shape the future of client onboarding

Onboarding institutional clients is one of a financial services institution’s most critical functions.
Diversity and equality

OCC announces effort to support minority-owned banks

The initiative is the latest offshoot of Project REACh, which was developed by the OCC over the summer to bring together bankers, community leaders and civil rights organizers in an attempt to expand access to credit.

By Brendan Pedersen

1h ago
Fintech

Goldman Sachs and Citi to offer bank accounts through Stripe

The banks will aim to attract new small-business customers by targeting the merchants that use Stripe's payment processing platform.

By Penny Crosman

2h ago

MORE FROM AMERICAN BANKER

Market movements

Panel of regulators flags financial stability risks from pandemic

The economic fallout from COVID-19 has highlighted systemic concerns about commercial real estate exposure, business debt and short-term wholesale funding, the Financial Stability Oversight Council said in an annual report.

By Hannah Lang

2h ago
Coins

Coin shortage persists ahead of holiday shopping rush

As Congress moves to spur more coin production, banks and retailers are running campaigns urging consumers to empty their piggy banks to get more change into circulation.

By Jon Prior

3h ago
Paycheck Protection Program

Large credit unions deepen their stake in PPP lending

New analysis from S&P shows credit unions near $1 billion of assets and above continuing to dominate the industry's performance in the Paycheck Protection Program as some CUs dedicate a substantial portion of their portfolios to the effort.

By Jackie Stewart

3h ago
M&A

Largest state-chartered credit union in Mass. to grow via merger

Members of tiny Gloucester Municipal CU are set to vote early next year on whether to join Metro Credit Union.

By Aaron Passman

4h ago
Small business lending

How banks use tech to monitor health of small-business clients

Webster Bank and Customers Bank are among the lenders that have turned to alternative data sources and automated loan reviews to assess business customers' ability to weather the coronavirus pandemic.

By Miriam Cross

5h ago
C-suite

Capital One loses its CFO, announces a new one

With R. Scott Blackley planning to leave for a role at a health-insurance startup, the credit card giant is promoting longtime executive Andrew Young.

By Kevin Wack

7h ago