CAMARILLO : Ex-Bank Official Given Prison Term
A former Camarillo bank official has been sentenced to 10 months in federal prison and three years probation for embezzlement, FBI officials said.
U. S. District Court Judge Ronald W. Lew also ordered Pamela Sue Nunez, 30, of Camarillo to make restitution of $7,931.19 to the bank. Earlier, Nunez had paid back $60,000 of her own volition.
Nunez pleaded guilty to two counts of making unauthorized computerized withdrawals from customer accounts and taking the funds for her own use over a 3 1/2-month period in 1988, FBI Special Agent Gary Auer said. The remaining four counts against her were dropped, Auer said.
Nunez was an assistant branch manager at Mercury Savings & Loan Assn., 1656 Arneill Road, when the embezzlement took place.
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