A California resident was arrested for falsely reporting that his car was stolen, wrecked, and then returned to his driveway by auto thieves.

Robert Nelson filed a claim with his insurance company that reported his 2005 Ford Expedition was stolen from his driveway in the middle of the night. Nelson claimed that he hosted a gathering of about a dozen acquaintances at his home and went to bed at 8 pm on Oct. 27, 2007, while his guests remained at his home. He claimed that he did not hear his Expedition being driven back to his home on three wheels, but found the damaged vehicle when he awoke the next morning.

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