A Willis, Texas, man’s allegedly defrauding of an insurance company, to whom he claimed that his classic Harley-Davidson motorcycle had been stolen, appears to have been discovered by his former girlfriend.

A group of New Jersey residents pleaded guilty to an insurance fraud and theft ring, operating out of a Philadelphia auto body repair shop.

A Kent, Wash., insurance agent pleaded guilty to stealing more than $1 million from five elderly clients, weeks after her employer agreed to replace the money.

A Cherry Hill, N.J., insurance agent was accused of pocketing more than $172,000 from her clients and failing to remit insurance premiums.

An Elmira, N.Y., man was accused of grand larceny and insurance fraud after allegedly stealing more than $100,000 from the state’s insurance fraud fund.

A former insurance agency owner from Berks County, Pa., was accused of stealing more than $255,000 in insurance premiums from his clients.

The chief executive of a bankrupt Scranton, Pa., insurance agency who pleaded guilty in connection with a $1.3 million insurance premium theft scheme was sentenced to up to 16 1/2 years in state prison.

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.

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 Seattle, Wash., man was charged with insurance fraud and second-degree theft after allegedly filing multiple auto insurance claims for one accident.