Officials: Woodbridge woman illegally collected more than $16,000 in workers' comp
Officials say Pamela Reichbart received more than $16,000.
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Sep 27, 2023, 2:33 AM
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6h agoA Woodbridge woman is accused of illegally collecting workers' compensation.
Officials say Pamela Reichbart received more than $16,000.
Reichbart was injured on the job in 2019 and placed on temporary total disability.
But officials say Reichbart did not report improvement or that she took part in "work-related" activities.
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