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Baldwin woman charged after allegedly falsely reporting her employment and income to a county department
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A woman in Baldwin was falsely charged after allegedly falsely reporting her employment and income to receive nearly $100K in childcare benefits after saying she worked at a hair salon.
A Baldwin woman was charged with grand larceny and other offenses for allegedly falsifying income records and inaccurately reporting her employment to receive nearly $100,000 in day care benefits from the Nassau County Department of Social Services, according to Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly.
Donnelly said Brown applied to the Nassau County Department of Social Services in May 2019 to receive daycare subsidies for her three children.
A subsequent investigation into Brown’s employment found that the earnings statements she provided to the department were allegedly fraudulent, Donnelly said.
The income Brown received from her actual employment exceeded the income threshold that would have entitled her to be considered for childcare benefits, resulting in an overpayment of $99,687 in daycare benefits, according to Donnelly.