Fraud of the Week Auto fraud - California Amount - $35,000 A joint investigation by the California Department of Insurance and the San Joaquin County…
An insured is arrested because he lied about pre-existing damage to his vehicle when reporting a claim to try to get the damage covered.
An ambitious fraudster crashes cars and floods houses in attempts to get claim payments.
A woman lied to insurers both on her application and then in reporting claims.
Being beneficiary only works if the person is actually deceased.
When a man tries to add himself to an accident scene, witnesses turn him in.
There are better ways to handle a vehicle with mechanical issues.
Just because rates are cheaper doesn't mean you can pretend to live there.
By having a dangerous fire set, an insured gets convicted and faces a long sentence.
In an effort to earn some cash, a man files multiple claims for the same damages to the vehicle.