Ten plead guilty to £320,000 ‘crash for cash’ fraud
An organised crime group that pocketed over £320,000 through a ‘crash for cash’ scheme have pleaded guilty to fraud charges.
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An organised crime group that pocketed over £320,000 through a ‘crash for cash’ scheme have pleaded guilty to fraud charges.
Three men have been sentenced for an unsuccessful ‘crash for cash’ plot, which could have cost LV= General Insurance £102,827.
The City of London Police's Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department coordinated a two-day operation at Heathrow Airport.
A man has been sentenced, after he sold invalid insurance policies and tried to take out car insurance for himself by covering up his driving offences and using a fake certificate.
A veterinary nurse has been sentenced, after she made £13,000 worth of fraudulent insurance claims for her pets using the systems at her workplace.
A man who submitted a series of fake home insurance claims to RSA Insurance for the second time, has been jailed for 20 months.
A man who made £17,618 by selling invalid car insurance policies on Instagram has been sentenced.
Five moped garages have been visited by the City of London Police's Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) and the City of London Corporation’s Trading Standards officers as part of the unit's ongoing work to tackle moped-enabled 'crash for cash' fraud.
A former insurance broker has been jailed for two years, after he pocketed £46,125 by editing another company’s contract documents to increase the cost of the insurance premiums paid by his clients.
A woman who exaggerated the injuries she sustained in a road traffic collision and made a fraudulent civil injury claim for damages worth £492,141 has been sentenced, after she was caught out by evidence including footage from The Jeremy Kyle Show.