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Westminster Suing Former Police Officer Accused of Stealing $600K in Workers' Compensation

WESTMINSTER, CALIFORNIA, JUL 10 – Nicole Brown faces multiple felony charges for allegedly collecting over $600,000 in disability payments while engaging in activities that contradict her claimed post-concussion syndrome.

  • On July 10, 2025, the city of Westminster, California, sued former officer Nicole Brown for stealing over $600,000 in workers' compensation by pretending to be disabled.
  • Brown allegedly claimed a head injury from her March 2022 on-duty accident prevented her from working, while investigators uncovered fraud including her attending recreational events.
  • Brown faces 15 felony charges for fraudulent statements and insurance claims, and her stepfather Peter Gregory Schuman, a workers' compensation defense attorney, is charged with conspiring to commit fraud.
  • Mayor Chi Charlie Nguyen emphasized the importance of protecting taxpayer money and supporting genuinely injured employees by pursuing the recovery of misappropriated funds, while the Westminster City Council unanimously agreed to reclaim the full amount involved.
  • If convicted, Brown faces up to 22 years in prison and Schuman faces up to eight years, underscoring Westminster's stance that fraud will not be tolerated and taxpayer dollars must be protected.
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DNyuz broke the news in on Thursday, July 10, 2025.
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