ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — A former New York prison guard whose police-recruit girlfriend disappeared in Florida in March has been charged with faking an injury so he could retire on disability, state police said Friday.
Authorities arrested David Perry, 46, late Thursday night for an unspecified traffic violation in Allegany County, about 80 miles west of his home in Elmira.
Charged with insurance fraud, grand larceny and fraudulent insurance practices, Perry was accused of fabricating an injury while working in the Elmira jail in 2003, state Trooper Mark O'Donnell said.
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