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New Jersey man accused of faking slip and fall pleads not guilty

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  WOODBRIDGE, New Jersey (WABC) --
  A man accused of faking a slip and fall at business in New Jersey pleaded not guilty to insurance fraud charges Thursday.
  
  Authorities say surveillance video shows 57-year-old Alexander Goldinsky filling a cup with ice, tossing the cubes on the floor and pretending to slip and fall.
  
  Goldinsky, of Randolph, was working as a subcontractor at a company in Woodbridge and was in the snack room at the time.
  
  Officials say he waited on the floor until he was discovered and then filed a false insurance claim, not just for ambulance service but also treatment he received at a local hospital for his alleged injuries.
  
  He was arrested back on January 15 and is now charged with insurance fraud and theft by deception.
  
  He made a brief court appearance Thursday, entered his plea, and was ordered back to court on March 8.
  
  The entire appearance took about a minute, and he spent much of the hearing trying to cover his face with a notebook because of the media presence inside.
  
  He was eventually ordered to put that notebook down, which he did reluctantly, and continued to turn away from reporters inside.

 

[Somebody]

florida is where fukkery goes to die or kill.

new jersey is where it goes to live up to its highest potential.

 

[Gold]

This may sound strange, but I used to wish i could catch one of these guys in the act.

I would fake slip too and purposefully land on top of their head with al my weight. If they weren't hurt before... well they are now

 

[thelonious21]

Thug

 

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UPDATE

SENTENCED

Man caught ridiculously faking slip and fall sentenced to probation, community service
By Frank Miles, Fox News

November 6, 2019 | 8:37pm

Video shows man faking fall to get insurance money: prosecutors
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A New Jersey man caught on surveillance video faking a slip and fall was sentenced Monday to probation, community service and ordered to pay restitution, according to a report.

WABC-TV reported Alexander Goldinsky of Randolph received two years of probation and 14 hours of community service.

He also was ordered to pay $563.48 to an insurance company.

Prosecutors said the 58-year-old, an independent contractor who was subcontracted to do work at a Woodbridge company, filed an insurance claim for bogus injuries.

He filed a claim alleging he was injured after he slipped and fell at the business.

However, security footage showed him intentionally throwing ice cubes on the ground. In the video, released by prosecutors, Goldinsky is seen “falling” onto the floor near the ice he threw.

Goldinsky was arrested in January and charged with third-degree insurance fraud and theft by deception

 

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