He wanted to make a living, he claimed a fall to buy insurance, but the worst happened to him

A man was taken away by security cameras from his job, just when he pretended to fall to recover the insurance. However, he did not think that would have serious consequences.

Alexander Goldinsky, a 57-year-old independent contractor, wanted to buy workers' compensation insurance and had no other idea than to throw ice on the floor of his dining room. pretend a slip. But he never realized that security cameras were filming the whole sequence.

The man was working for a company in Woodbridge, New Jersey, about 50 km northwest of Newark, when he allegedly orchestrated the scam, according to the Middlebad County Attorney's Office.

Goldinsky, who pretend The coup d'etat filed a false insurance claim between September 1, 2018 and November 1, 2018 for ambulance services and the treatment that it suffered for the injuries that it sustained. he allegedly suffered during the fall, said the prosecutor in a statement. Andrew Carey, Middlebad County.

From the office, they said: "The investigation revealed that Goldinsky deliberately threw ice on the floor of the cafeteria at his workplace, was lying on the ground and had waited until the end of the day. that they find him. " In addition, they said: "Fraudulent claims cost us all and we will prosecute people who illegally handle the system."

The images will capture the exact moment in which, while helping to maintain a reserve to cushion the "fall", pretend suffer from a slip that left him badly injured on the ground.

Authorities announced that Goldinsky had been arrested on January 15 and charged with a third-degree fraud and third-party cheating fraud for fraud under the law. 39, a fraudulent claim.

He was released on summons and is due to appear for the first time in court on 7 February. It is not known whether he got a lawyer.

As stated in the statement: "The insurance fraud lawsuits are part of the state-level crime tracked and detected by the Attorney General through his fraud reimbursement program to the county attorney's insurance ". And that ends "The investigation remains active and continues".

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