Postal Worker Charged With Insurance Fraud After Allegedly Zip Lining on Vacation

The New Jersey Attorney General's Office has accused a South Jersey postal worker of collecting nearly $75,000 in federal workers' compensation benefits despite being physically fit to work, as evidenced by photos posted on Facebook that show him zip lining and rappelling on vacation. Investigators from the U.S. Postal Service say they saw Robert McGeehan, 59, of Lower Township, doing strenuous yard work outside his house the year after the photos surfaced. McGeehan slipped on ice at work in February 2008. The injury led to surgery on his right wrist. He has not returned to work sinc...