CENTREVILLE, Ala. (AP) - A former Alabama bank president already sentenced to federal prison has now pleaded guilty on state charges for issuing fraudulent loans and using the money for himself.
Al.com reports 57-year-old John Kevin Vann, of Tuscaloosa, pleaded Thursday to a charge of identity theft before Bibb County Circuit Judge Donald McMillan. District Attorney Michael Jackson says Vann, the former president of Trustmark National Bank, was given a five-year suspended sentence during the hearing. Authorities say Vann had access to customer names, addresses and other personal information that he used to take out 31 fraudulent loans, ranging from $2,500 to $25,250.
In 2016, Vann was sentenced to two years in federal prison, followed by 60 months of probation. He was also ordered to pay more than $120,774 in restitution to the bank.
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