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Nicholasville Kentucky Man To Pay More Than $7,000 In Restitution
02 Jun, 2008 WorkersCompensation.com
Frankfort, KY
(CompNewsNetwork) - John R. Webb died in 1996 but his workers' compensation payments
continued to be cashed until early 2007. The Kentucky Office of Insurance discovered
Webb's son John S. Webb had cashed his deceased father's workers' compensation
checks.
Webb, 44, of Nicholasville, pleaded guilty in
Jessamine Circuit Court to five felony counts after cashing those checks. He originally was
charged with 27 felony counts of second-degree possession of a forged instrument. Webb must
make restitution of $7,369.78 to Underwriters Safety and Claims
Inc.
He was sentenced to five years on each count to run
concurrently. The sentence was conditionally discharged for five years if he complies with
the terms of his probation. Webb was given credit for 33 days he spent in jail prior to
sentencing.
The Office of Insurance is an agency of the
Department of Public Protection in the Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet.
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