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A man in San Rafael County was discovered committing workers' compensation fraud. He had been observed working while at the same time receiving disability benefits. Surveillance showed the man working at an automobile auction. The investigator interviewed the owner of the auction and found that the claimant was being paid $200 per week in cash for washing vehicles and performing other shop tasks. Surveillance video showed the man carrying 25-pound bags of pet food, loading boxes, and rummaging through a trash dumpster. Obviously, he was not hurt very badly. Please provide in-depth and detailed lengthy explanations to part one and part two. Do not use the textbook solutions at all. Please see below. Part I) Was surveillance the proper method to use in this case? Why?
Part II) What are some restrictions to be careful about in conducting surveillance?

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