A Newark, Ohio, man who operated his business for more than a decade without proper workers’ compensation insurance, was sentenced to 90 days in jail, which was suspended, and ordered to pay $205,000 in restitution.

Two former Springfield Township, Pa., insurance agency owners pleaded guilty Aug . 12 to pocketing more than $870,000 in insurance premiums paid by six school districts.

A Bothell, Wash., insurance agent who used clients’ identities to steal more than $200,000 from banks and credit card companies, was sentenced to three years in prison.

A ringleader and a doctor pleaded guilty to participating in a narcotics ring that defrauded Medicaid and distributed black-market prescription pain pills such as OxyContin and Percocet in Hudson, Bergen, Monmouth and Ocean counties.

A California contracting company’s owner was sentenced to four years in state prison, and told to pay $350,000 in restitution to individual workers and $850,000 to the California State Compensation Insurance Fund.

A Macon, Ga., insurance agent pleaded guilty to insurance fraud charges for pocketing his customers’ liability insurance premiums, mostly from Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia.

The manager of a now-closed adult day health services facility was sentenced to three years in state prison for defrauding the Medicaid program.

A Vineland, N.J., man was sentenced to state prison for five years after his conviction for setting his aunt’s automobile ablaze so that she could collect insurance proceeds.

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.

A Beltsville, Md., man admitted to filing a false insurance claim with Penn National Insurance in which he alleged that fiber optics boxes “fried,” according to the Maryland Attorney General’s Office.