Boynton Beach Body Shop Owner Arrested for Impersonation

Wednesday, 23 May 2012 15:15

Boynton Beach Body Shop Owner Arrested for Impersonation

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A Boynton Beach, FL, body shop owner was arrested Tuesday on charges he impersonated an insurance adjuster at car crash scenes to steer business back to his shop, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.

Authorities arrested 43-year-old Vincenzo Gurrera following an investigation of his auto body shop, Collision World, in the 600 block of Industrial Avenue.

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