This issue's prize goes to Jerome Dobies, a Brecksville Ohio resident, who was recently convicted and sentenced to one felony count of workers' compensation insurance fraud. So what did he do that so tickled our judges' collective fancies that they chose him above all the others?

While receiving disability benefits, Dobies was making income on the side.

Q: What sort of job did Dobies have?

A: Delivering phonebooks.

Q: What special place did he deliver phonebooks to?

A: Why, to the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation office.

Q: And what does the BWC have in its building?

A: Security cameras.

Poof. Busted! Dobies has been sentenced to six months of community controlled sanction. The conditions of his probation are regular reporting, drug testing, verifiable employment, court costs and fees and $50,000 restitution, which he has paid. If he goofs up, it's off to prison he goes 

During the past dozen years, special investigators at the BWC have saved more than $1 billion.