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For Immediate Release:  
For Further Information:
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September 21, 2006  
Division of Criminal Justice
609-292-4791
Office of The Attorney General
- Anne Milgram, Acting Attorney General
Division of Criminal Justice
- Gregory A. Paw, Director
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Former President of Middlesex County Recycling Company Charged with Bilking State Fund out of More than $12,000
Defendant Currently Serving Time in Federal Prison for Bribery
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TRENTON - Acting Attorney General Anne Milgram and Criminal Justice Director Gregory A. Paw announced that a Middlesex County recycling company and its former president have been charged with failing to provide workers’ compensation to employees.

According to Director Paw, the Division of Criminal Justice - Major Financial Crimes Unit obtained a state grand jury indictment today charging Dauman Recycling Company, Inc. 33-37 Salt Meadow Drive, Carteret, and its former president, David D’Amiano, 46, Edison, currently incarcerated in federal prison in Fort Dix, with fourth-degree failure to provide workers’ compensation coverage.

The indictment alleges that following a Sept. 25, 2001 injury, an employee at Dauman filed a workers’ compensation claim petition that named both Dauman and D’Amiano as respondents. An investigation determined that Dauman did not have workers’ compensation at the time of the injury. As a result, the state’s Uninsured Employers Fund paid out more than $12,000 in benefits to the employee on Dauman’s behalf.

D’Amiano is currently serving two years in federal prison after pleading guilty on Jan. 27, 2005 to federal bribery charges.

State Investigators Gary O’Brien and Lynn Patrick Fitzgerald coordinated the investigation. Deputy Attorney General Mark Kurzawa prosecuted the case.

The indictment is merely an accusation and the defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Crimes of the fourth degree carry a maximum punishment of 18 months in state prison and a fine of up to $10,000.

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