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COP celebrated in StagoCoach, while claiming 600,000 US dollars for fake injuries, assert as officials

A former police officer from Westminster demanded compensation of over 600,000 US dollars for a head injury that she allegedly prevented from working, but now he met Mammoth Mountain, visited Disneyland and danced in StagoCach, as the prosecutors claim.

According to the public prosecutor's office of Orange County, the 39 -year -old Nicole Brown from Riverside was charged with 15 crimes in connection with employee compensation insurance fraud. If she is convicted of all charges, she is up to 22 years in prison. She was also able to lose pension loans that she had committed after the date of crime when she was convicted.

The prosecutors said Brown suffered a small cut in her forehead in March 2022 when he tried to captivate an uncooperative suspect. On the same day, an emergency doctor left her free without restrictions without working.

But Brown did not return to work for more than a year.

A few days after the injury, she was diagnosed with a serious brain concealing syndrome and put in full temporary disability vacation, according to the public prosecutor.

“Ms. Brown is not guilty of what the public prosecutor said,” said her lawyer Brian Gurwitz of Times. “She was seriously injured and intended to combat them on duty.”

Brown is accused of collecting more than $ 600,000 from the city on vacation, including their full salary-tax-free and medical expenses.

The public prosecutor claims that its stepfather, 57-year-old Peter Gregory Schuman, worked with Brown to orchestrate the compensation system for fraudulent workers. Schuman is a lawyer based in Buena Park who, on behalf of the insurance companies, practices the compensation of the employee allowance, according to the public prosecutor.

He is in the process of receiving legal representation, said Gurwitz. Schuman did not immediately answer a request for comment.

During her time in terms of disability, Brown said that due to headache, dizziness, sensitivity to light and noise, problems, problems with thoughts and words and the inability to work on a screen could not work, the prosecutors said.

However, the authorities claim that in April 2023 they danced at the StagoCoach Music Festival and drank – in addition to more than 75,000 festival participants with loud music and light lights and temperatures of more than 100 degrees.

Her presence at the festival was reported to the Westminster Police Department, which transferred the case to the investigative office of the district lawyer.

The office that said that it was then that Brown in Mammoth Mountain and Big Bear, while on leave, drove two 5 km races, drove, drove three football conferences, visited Disneyland, played Golf and visited online courses with a local university.

Three days after the prosecutors claimed that she was in Stago coach, Brown had a zoom meeting to discuss what tasks she could perform as a policewoman.

During the meeting, Brown sat in a dark room and claimed that she could not look at the screen, the prosecutors said. Schuman has held all the conversations and explained that she could not be able to do paper stuff and may not be able to make any calls. After the meeting, Brown was admitted to an inpatient center for traumatic brain injuries, according to the public prosecutor.

She was charged with nine cases to submit a fraudulent declaration to receive compensation, six cases in which a fraudulent insurance benefit and an improvement in the commission of an intensified white crime crime of over $ 100,000 was committed. Her stepfather was charged with a fraudulent insurance benefit claim and a crime that, according to court files, has punished a fraudulent insurance claim and a crime in order to support a person in illegal acts, to testify to a person and ask a person.

Brown visited the police academy at Rio Hondo College and was sworn in in February 2019 as a Westminster police officer. During her time in the department, she worked as a homeless liaison officer to combine people with homelessness with resources, the outlet reported.

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