A North Carolina town police detective has been indicted in connection with an alleged false insurance claim reported to North Carolina Farm Bureau Insurance Group last year.

A Herndon, Va., man was barred by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) after he misappropriated more than $8,500 in customers’ funds to qualify for a sales incentive program.

Three men – the alleged ringleader, a doctor and a pharmacist — were indicted today (Feb. 15) for their alleged role in a narcotics ring that defrauded Medicaid and each week distributed black-market prescription pain pills in part of New Jersey.

Three men were convicted in Louisiana for their roles in an insurance fraud scheme, including committing murder to benefit from a fraudulent life insurance policy on the victim.

A Rosemount, Minn., man was fined $10,000 and suspended by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority for three months after he helped a relative to improperly sell a fixed and variable annuity.

A Hanford, Calif., insurance agent surrendered to authorities to face several felony counts for an alleged insurance fraud, according to authorities.

A Bayville, N.J., man was sentenced to three years of probation for fraudulently obtaining more than $16,000 in disability insurance benefits from the company for which he drove a truck, according to New Jersey officials.

An insurance agent had his license revoked for receiving commissions under the guise of financial planning and four other violations of Pennsylvania laws, according to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department.

A father-daughter fitness business in Northern Pennsylvania is being investigated for insurance fraud in connection with its alleged handling of payments for services.

Ten people were arrested in North Carolina and accused of participating in a staged auto accident ring operating in Nash, Edgecombe and Franklin counties and costing insurers an estimated $76,000 in fraudulent claims.