Retired driver admits to stealing thousands of euro from bus workers’ credit union

There was no objection to David Stamper remaining on bail with conditions
David Stamper had initially faced 93 charges of theft and money laundering over several years, going back to 2009. Picture: Paddy Cummins

David Stamper had initially faced 93 charges of theft and money laundering over several years, going back to 2009. Picture: Paddy Cummins

A retired bus driver has pleaded guilty to more than 80 credit union fraud charges.

David Stamper, 67, from Abbey Farm, Celbridge, Co. Kildare, appeared before Judge Bryan Smyth at Dublin District Court. He had initially faced 93 charges of theft and money laundering over several years, going back to 2009.

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