Five days before she was slated to go to trial in Atlanta, a former credit union officer has pleaded guilty to fraud charges tied to the Credit Union of Georgia’s disbursement of more than $300,000 in fraudulent loans, the acting U.S. attorney of the Northern District of Georgia announced Thursday.
Ardonus “Donna” Perkins—the credit union’s assistant vice president of risk management—pleaded guilty to mail fraud associated with a scheme in which she opened loans using the names of unknowing family members and friends and then used the funds for her own personal benefit, federal prosecutors said.
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