City sues former California police officer accused of stealing $600K in workers' compensation
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Westminster, California, is suing former police officer Nicole Brown for allegedly defrauding the city of over $600,000 in workers' compensation payments. She claimed an injury prevented her from working but was later seen participating in various activities such as attending the Stagecoach music festival, skiing, and running 5K races. The city council unanimously voted to recover the stolen funds, citing a breach of public trust. Brown faces multiple felony charges, and her stepfather, an attorney, is also implicated in aiding her fraudulent claims. If convicted, both may face significant prison time.
Nicole Brown is being sued by the city of Westminster after allegedly stealing over $600,000 in workers' compensation while falsely claiming to be disabled.
The lawsuit reflects the city's commitment to recover funds and uphold the integrity of the police department against fraudulent activities.
Mayor Chi Charlie Nguyen emphasized the importance of protecting taxpayer dollars and ensuring genuine support for injured employees.
Brown's actions included attending events like the Stagecoach festival and engaging in physically demanding activities, despite claiming a severe head injury.
Read at ABC7 Chicago
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