David Stamper sentenced for credit union theft and forgery

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David Stamper received a two-and-a-half-year sentence, with the final 18 months suspended, at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on 16 January 2023 for theft, forgery and money laundering.

The offences involved more than €100,000 taken from Citybus Employees Credit Union, which closed in 2019. False cheques totalled €351,642 and the scheme generated €107,730 in profit.

Judge Dara Hayes said the thefts breached trust and had a devastating effect on credit union members.