A 30-year-old woman from Connecticut has gone from food court to court room after making false claims against fast-food retailer.
The woman, Aimee Clemons, filed a claim for $2,775 in damages in 2008, stating that her daughter's throat was injured after she choked on a chicken bone in a McDonald's sandwich. Clemons concocted a story to back up her claim by falsifying medical reports, surgical procedures, and locations of treatment for her daughter's alleged injury.
Following a long police investigation, Clemons' order was up, and she was charged with insurance fraud, third-degree forgery, and criminal attempt to commit third-degree larceny.
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