Former Disney Employee Accused Of Falsifying $120,000 In Liability Claims
| By Jeff Weiner, Orlando Sentinel | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
Washington, an investigative summary states, was hired by Disney in
However, between January and
Authorities say Washington used several methods: He would add payments to existing claims, increase the seriousness of claims and add or change the names and addresses of guests who made legitimate claims.
Washington faces a slew of fraud and conspiracy charges, including a first-degree felony under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act, known as RICO.
He remains jailed in Orange County.
Investigative documents show Washington distributed the money to alleged co-conspirators in
So far, 10 other people face charges in connection with the alleged scheme, court records show. Washington was arrested
A Disney spokeswoman issued a statement on Washington's arrest Thursday: "He's no longer with the company. When we discovered that there was an issue, we turned it over to law enforcement for investigation."
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