..beginning before 2000 and continuing until this month, Rostohar used his position as a manager to make online payments to himself or forged the signature of another employee on checks to himself. The feds allege that Rostohar spent the money on gambling, expensive cars and watches and travel by private jet. "Birds of a feather flock together."  CBS is the propaganda arm for all the LIES and DECEPTION the Demoncraps want to push.  CBS is a swamp.  CBS Credit Union is also a Swamp.  You notice they just shut the whole thing down, not arrested one manager???  The embezzlement must have been going on rampantly by other too. This embezzler was really stupid.....left tracks every where, leading right to himself: The alleged scheme was exposed beginning on March 6 when a credit union employee found a $35,000 check made payable to Rostohar (the embezzling manager), and the check did not include the reason for the high dollar amount, according to court documents. The employee conducted an audit of the credit union checks issued since January 2018 and discovered $3,775,000 in checks made payable to Rostohar and which contained the forged signature of another employee without the employee’s knowledge or consent. On March 12, the credit union informed Rostohar that he had been suspended from his job after an internal investigation uncovered “irregularities in the performance of your job duties,” according to court documents. Later that day, Rostohar’s wife called 911 and told the dispatcher that her husband had stolen money from work and was leaving the country, court papers state. Rostohar was taken into custody and admitted that he stole money from the credit union for 20 years, beginning by paying the monthly balances on his personal credit cards with funds from the credit union’s online accounts or by forging checks, and later by forging his coworker’s signature on credit union checks and depositing them into his personal accounts, court papers state. Rostohar allegedly estimated he stole $40 million from the credit union. An NCUA examination up to February 28 revealed a potential loss to the credit union of $40,541,130. Rostohar faces a maximum of 32 years in federal prison and a $1 million fine.