On 12/16/2025, Bloomington Police were dispatched to My Credit Union, [ADDRESS REDACTED] S, Bloomington, Hennepin Couty, Minnesota, regarding identity theft. Staff advised that a male was attempting to obtain cash with Florida identification and was not the person on the identification. Staff at the credit union also stated that the male received thousands of dollars the previous day. When officers arrived, Suspect was trying to obtain $5000 cash. Suspect was asked to identify himself. Suspect provided a Florida driver's license with the name of Victim 1, which came back as not on file.
Suspect was later identified as WILLIAM GLENVER BIBBS, Defendant. Defendant's wallet contained cash and a financial transaction card belonging to Victim 1. In addition, Defendant was in possession of the Florida ID, bank receipts, and utility bill in Victim 1's name and address. Defendant later admitted his name was William Glenver Bibbs, 1/24/71, out of Georgia. Staff reported that an individual applied online for a $15,000 personal loan on 12/15/2025. A front and back of a license, paystub, and proof of residence for Victim 1 was included with the application.
Staff asked the applicant to come to the bank. Defendant was identified as the individual who came to the bank on 12/15/2025. Staff reported that they cashed out $9,000 to Defendant on 12/15/2025. Defendant returned to the credit union on 12/16/2025 to cash out additional funds. Staff located a photograph online of the named applicant and it did not match Defendant. Victim 1 stated that he did not apply for any loans through My Credit Union. A search of Defendant's phone revealed personal information of Victim 1 including name, date of birth, social security number, address, and job information.
The phone also had photographs of cash and envelopes from My Credit Union. Videos from the phone created 12/15/2025 reference receiving cash. Another individual's personal information was also located on the phone, Victim 2, including name, email address, date of birth, social security number, and address. Victim 2 reported that he was aware there was an application for a loan through a different credit union. The loan was not approved. Victim 2 stated does not know how Defendant obtained his personal information.
On 12/29/2025, the Bloomington Police Department received a citizen report from a staff member at My Credit Union. Law enforcement learned that an individual used the identity of Victim 3 to become a member of the credit union on 12/12/2025 and apply for a loan. A suspect, described as a white male, received a total of $10,000 at the My Credit Union branch at [ADDRESS REDACTED], Bloomington, Hennepin County, Minnesota on 12/15/2025 and 12/16/2025. Victim 3 confirmed that he was the victim [NAME REDACTED]. Victim 3 did not apply for a loan at My Credit Union, nor did he authorize anybody to do so.
