Homeless Temp Worker at Law Firm Accused of Stealing Claimants' IDs

A homeless man stole the identities of more than 20 clients of an unidentified New York workers' compensation law firm, then went on a spending spree, evading capture for more than a year, prosecutors allege. Rafal Bogun, 33, compared to the character in a Leonardo DiCaprio crime caper movie, had access to the personal information of hundreds of workers' compensation claimants while employed as a temporary worker at the firm. He stole the identities of more than 20 and applied successfully for credit to book hotel rooms and purchase goods online, Queens District Attorney Richard...