TRENTON – Three family members from Gloucester County have been accused of taking part in a massive homeowners’ insurance fraud scheme and stealing well more than $100,000 through phony claims.
Husband and wife, 65-year-old Donald Feldman and 61-year-old Carolyn Feldman each face charges that include second-degree counts of conspiracy to commit insurance fraud, insurance fraud and theft by deception, as well as third-degree commercial bribery, insurance fraud, and theft by deception.
They were arrested on Tuesday.
Their 34-year-old daughter, Brittany Feldman, faced third-degree insurance fraud and theft by deception.
All three Feldmans, who are West Deptford residents, were additionally charged with third-degree conspiracy to commit insurance fraud and theft by deception.
State prosecutors said the Feldmans carried out the scheme with help from John Philbin, already convicted of a broader insurance fraud scam.
Philbin was a former claims examiner with Assurant Insurance Company.
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