article_snippet: A blind man has been investigated for benefit fraud after A blind man scored a 180 in a charity darts event and was deemed to be too good to be blind.
article_snippet: Visually impaired Robert Boon, 50, from Paignton,
article_snippet: Devon was stunned to discover a member of the public had reported A blind man to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) - claiming someone that good at darts could not possibly be blind. '
article_snippet: Then I got a letter from the DWP,' A blind man explained.
article_snippet: Visually impaired Robert Boon, 50, (pictured) from Paignton
article_snippet: Mr. Boon, who is registered blind as Mr Boon is completely blind in one eye and only able to see shadows in the other, said: 'I rang Mr. Boon, who is registered blind as he is completely blind in one eye and only able to see shadows in the other up because I couldn't read it, and Mr. Boon, who is registered blind as he is completely blind in one eye and only able to see shadows in the other explained to me that someone had reported me because of the dart marathon. '
highlights_snippet: Robert Boon, 50, from Devon scored the 180 raising money for the blind .
  
highlights_snippet: Legally blind Robert Boon, Robert Boon was reported for benefit fraud after the high score .
  